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Policing Memory: Historical Truth and Human Rights in Post-Soviet Russia

A report titled 'Policing Memory: Historical Truth and Human Rights in Post-Soviet Russia' examines how the Russian state regulates historical memory and its consequences for human rights. The piece addresses state controls over how the Soviet past is remembered and discussed, and the implications for freedom of expression and historical research in post-Soviet Russia. Details of specific findings are not yet widely reported.

Why now: Ongoing state control of historical narratives in Russia keeps debates over memory laws and human rights in the public eye

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• Policing Memory: Historical Truth and Human Rights in Post-Soviet Russia · Human Rights Research Center | HRRC

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