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Nov 10, 2011
New Books Highlight Questions of Identity
NED partners authored books on Turkey and Azerbaijan this fall examining questions of identity in the region. :: MORE
Oct 17, 2011
Russian Chechen Friendship Society highlighted in Washington Post
The Russian Chechen Friendship Society (RCFS), a NED grantee, is highlighted in “U.S. reset with Russia at new stage as officials meet with human rights activists,” in The Washington Post. :: MORE
Aug 11, 2011
Grantee Speaks out Against Illegal Property Seizures in Azerbaijan
The Institute of Peace and Democracy (IPD), a NED grantee since 2002, is in the spotlight as founder Leyla Yunus protests government seizures and demolitions of private property in Azerbaijan. :: MORE
Jun 20, 2011
NED Mourns the Loss of Yelena Bonner
NED mourns the death of Yelena G. Bonner, prominent Russian voice for human rights and tireless campaigner along with her late husband Dr. Andrei Sakharov against Soviet totalitarianism. :: MORE
Jun 1, 2011
In the Washington Post, NED mentioned in Interview with Tom Melia
Why is NED so effective? This interview with Tom Melia points to one important reason: NED has a flexibility and responsiveness that traditional bureaucracies find hard to match. :: MORE
May 31, 2011
Russia and the European Court of Human Rights: Implications for U.S. Policy
On May 3, 2011, the Kennan Institute and the Henry M. Jackson Foundation hosted a day-long conference on “Russia and the European Court of Human Rights: Implications for U.S. Policy." :: MORE
Mar 9, 2011
Human Rights Activist Azimjan Askarov awarded Homo Homini Prize
Azimjan Askarov, a NED-supported human rights activist currently jailed for life in Kyrgyzstan, was honored by People In Need with its annual Homo Homini Prize at the opening of the One World Film Festival in Prague. :: MORE
Jan 4, 2011
Belarus crackdown spurs Voices of Solidarity
NED joins RFE/RL’s Voices of Solidarity project in support of Belarusian democrats. :: MORE
Dec 21, 2010
Against the Odds, Civil Society Meets in Kazakhstan
The Parallel Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe Conference took place in Astana on November 28-29. Approximately 200 activists and practitioners gathered to discuss strategies to help the OSCE improve its efforts in supporting and monitoring human rights in the former Soviet Union (FSU). :: MORE
Oct 20, 2010
NED’s Miriam Lanskoy Discusses Chechen Violence on PBS NewsHour
Miriam Lanskoy, NED’s senior program officer for Central Asia and the Caucasus was interviewed on PBS NewsHour on recent violence in Chechnya. :: MORE

