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Final conference on prevention of torture and violent treatment

27th of January RRCHR will hold a final conference on a joint project “Prevention of tortures and violent treatment in closed establishments of Russia’. Such issues as concluding the results of the project, experience exchange, discussing perspectives and possibilities of public control in closed establishments of Russia are in the agenda of the meeting.

Published: January 24, 2011 Author: Olga Komaritskaya

When: Thursday, 27. January 2011 12 a.m.
To: Thursday, 27. January 2011
Where: Moscow, Sakharov Museum
Host: RRCHR
Contact: Olga Komaritskaya (Hrightscenter@gmail.com / 8 916 645 84 86)

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