In solidarity with the Russian civil society, Norwegian organizations mark the 31 of January by requirering freedom of assembly in the Russian Federation, as stated in the article 31 of the Russian consitution.
When: Monday, 31. January 2011 16:00
To: Monday, 31. January 2011
Where: Oslo, In front of the Norwegian Parliament
Host: HRHF and others
More info: www.nhc.no
The solidarity action is supported by Norwegian Helsinki Committee, the Human Rights House Foundation, Amnesty, Norwegian PEN, FIAN, Rafto Foundation, Bellona, Centre for Anti-racism, Norwegian Mission in East, Nature and Youth, Red, and the youth party KrfU. Link:
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