Europe/Central Asia
July 8, 2020
Netherlands Sees No Role for Gender Marker on ID Documents
The Dutch government will no longer include gender markers on national identification documents in the next five years, a move that balances the potential harms that requiring people to declare gender on documents poses against whether there is any justification for publishing a person’s legal gender.
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Russia: Growing Internet Isolation, Control, Censorship
Authorities Regulate Infrastructure, Block Content
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Russia: Health Workers Face Retaliation for Speaking Out
Frontline Staff Raise Safety Concerns During Covid-19 Pandemic
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News
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Netherlands Sees No Role for Gender Marker on ID Documents
Move Raises Questions of When Gender Markers Are Necessary
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Turkey: Plan to Divide, Undermine Legal Profession
Draft Law Reduces Leading Bar Associations’ Authority, Leads to Creation of Rival Groups
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Moscow’s Use of Facial Recognition Technology Challenged
Activists File an Application to European Court of Human Rights
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EU Solidarity on Migrant Children in Greece Could Change Lives
Sweden should welcome and protect unaccompanied children
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UK’s New Human Rights Sanctions Offer Tool to Curb Abuse
Consistent Approach to Rights Needed in UK Foreign Policy
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Russia Should Repeal No-Women Jobs List
A Transgender Woman’s Court Victory Highlights the Russian Regulation’s Absurdity
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Russian Journalist Sentenced on Bogus Terrorism Charges
Authorities Abuse Criminal Justice to Silence Independent Media
