Russia: Publish Data About Covid-19 in Institutional Care

Click to expand Image A resident in a nursing home in the village of Sosnovskoye in Omsk region, opens a bag with sweets during a visit of volunteers as part of the "Old Age for Joy" charity project. © 2019 REUTERS/Alexey Malgavko (Moscow) – Russian authorities should publicly release detailed information about the spread of Covid-19 in state institutions for older people and people with disabilities, Human Rights Watch said today. Releasing this information would allow state officials and private actors to respond effectively and prevent further deaths. News media and charitable groups…

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