Martin Fielko: “In Times of Tension between the EU and Russia, It is the Task of Civil Society to Stay in Dialogue and Enhance Collaboration”
Interview with Martin Fielko, Collective Leadership Institute (Germany)
“And what about everyone else?” On the magic of the Golunov’s precedent
Mikhail Tumasov: “The Forum is an Opportunity for Us to Find Allies and Like-Minded People and Work Together for Human Rights to Actually Work in Russia”
Interview with Mikhail Tumasov, Russian LGBT Network (St. Petersburg, Russia)
Education Is a Basis for Children’s Internet Security
Upon request of the EU-Russia Civil Society Forum, Alexander Radevich, Board Chair at the Centre of Social and Education Initiatives (Izhevsk, Russia), reflects on how to protect children from threats on the net: The web has already firmly entered into the everyday lives of today’s children. It is now virtually […]
Dr Olga Gulina: “In the Times of Crisis, Building Bridges, Not Dams, Is Vitally Important”
Interview with Dr Olga Gulina, Director at the Institute on Migration Policy (Berlin, Germany)
Anton Burkov: “We Do Not Have a Register of Donors, but There Is a Presumption of Consent, Which Is Often Applied”
Interview with Anton Burkov, lawyer at NGO "Sutiazhnik" (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
Polina Filippova: “Civil Society in the Shape We Have It Now Is One of the Best Inventions of the 20th Century”
Interview with Polina Filippova, Director of Communications and Head of the Volunteer Centre at the Sakharov Centre, Board member at the EU-Russia Civil Society Forum (Moscow, Russia)
Alexander Kolotov: “When Talking on Felling Trees and Air Pollution, Nuclear Facilities Might Seem a Rather Insignificant Issue”
Interview with Alexander Kolotov, Director at the NGO "PLOTINA" (Krasnoyarsk, Russia)
The 30th Anniversary of the Society for the Development of German-Russian Relations (Münster/ Münsterland)
The EU-Russia Civil Society Forum congratulates the Society for the Development of German-Russian Relations (Münster/ Münsterland) with its 30th anniversary and published on this occasion a flashback by Karl Wolff, one of the organisation’s founders: In spring 1988, in a wave of unravelling changes, four Russian language professors, Dr Helmut […]
Anikó Bakonyi: ‘The Government Keeps the Topic on the Agenda, As If Hungary Were at War’
Interview with Anikó Bakonyi, Advocacy and Project Officer, Refugee Programme at the Hungarian Helsinki Committee (Budapest, Hungary)
