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BRIEFING: DEPUTY SHISHLOV: THE DECLINE IN HUMAN RIGHTS, RULE OF LAW, RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY IN RUSSIA TODAY

March 24, 1999 -

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Russian Federation

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Citizenship and Political Rights
Environment
Freedom of Association
Freedom of Speech and Expression
Rule of Law/Independence of Judiciary

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