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Russland stuft Menschenrechtsorganisation Memorial als extremistisch ein, Archivbilder

10.04.2026

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  • August 1, 2025, Cologne, Germany: Former Russian political prisoner Oleg Orlov holds a banner in solidarity with those who remain imprisoned in Russia, Belarus and Russian occupied parts of Ukraine. The act was part of a commemorative event marking the one-year anniversary of the largest political prisoner exchange since Soviet times. The event took place at the MOXY Cologne Bonn Airport hotel. It brought together several former detainees including human rights advocate Oleg Orlov, politician Andrei Pivovarov, activists Vadim Ostanin, Demuri Voronin, Herman Moises and Kevin Lick. Other speakers included Belarusian human rights defender Leanid Sudalenka, a former political prisoner and Liusiena Zinovkina whose husband is a Ukrainian civilian - ZUMAs197 20250801_aaa_s197_106 Copyright: xVasilyxKrestyaninovx
  • August 1, 2025, Cologne, Germany: Oleg Orlov, former Russian political prisoner seen near Cologne Bonn Airport. The act was part of a commemorative event marking the one-year anniversary of the largest political prisoner exchange since Soviet times. The event took place at the MOXY Cologne Bonn Airport hotel. It brought together several former detainees including human rights advocate Oleg Orlov, politician Andrei Pivovarov, activists Vadim Ostanin, Demuri Voronin, Herman Moises and Kevin Lick. Other speakers included Belarusian human rights defender Leanid Sudalenka, a former political prisoner and Liusiena Zinovkina whose husband is a Ukrainian civilian detainee. Participants signed an open appeal to world leaders urging them to act in su - ZUMAs197 20250801_aaa_s197_105 Copyright: xVasilyxKrestyaninovx
  • Julia Nawalnaja, Wladimir Kara-Mursa, Ilja Jaschin, Oleg Orlov und Irina Scherbakowa bei der Demonstration unter dem Motto Russland gegen Putin! gegen den Krieg Russlands gegen Ukraine in Berlin. An der Demonstration nehmenen Ukrainer, Berliner und viele in Berlin lebende Russen teil. Yulia Navalnaya, Vladimir Kara-Mursa, Ilya Yashin, Oleg Orlov and Irina Scherbakova at the demonstration under the slogan Russians against Putin! against Russia s war against Ukraine in Berlin. Ukrainians, Berliners and many Russians living in Berlin took part in the demonstration. snapshot-photography K.M.Krause *** Yulia Navalnaya, Vladimir Kara Mursa, Ilya Yashin, Oleg Orlov and Irina Scherbakova at the demonstration under the slogan Russians against
  • Russian human rights activist Oleg Orlov, recently released from Russian prison, poses during an opening of exhibition Putin s Cage - Stories of Unfreedom in Contemporary Russia in Valdstejnska zahrada garden, Prague, Czech Republic, on September 30, 2024. (CTKxPhoto MichaelaxRihova) CTKPhotoP2024093004749 CTKPhotoP2024093004749
  • Bilder des Jahres 2024, Entertainment 08 August Entertainment Themen der Woche KW34 Entertainment Bilder des Tages KUNSTFEST WEIMAR 2024 - AUSSTELLUNG DAS ANDERE RUSSLAND MIT OLEG ORLOW, FRIEDENSNOBELPREISTRÄGER 2022 ** NUR FÜR REDAKTIONELLE ZWECKE ** EDITORIAL USE ONLY **<p>21 08 2024-Weimar: Kunstfest Weimar 2024 Bauhaus-Museum Ausstellung Das andere Russland der russischen Menschenrechtsorganisation Memorial im Foto: Oleg Orlow, Friedensnobelpreisträger 2022, Menschenrechtler und Mitbegründer der Organisation, bei der Pressekonferenz vor der Ausstellungseröffnung ( Deutschland Thueringen Weimar Copyright: SaschaxFromm *** KUNSTFEST WEIMAR 2024 EXHIBITION THE OTHER RUSSIA WITH OLEG ORLOW, 2022 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER FOR EDITORIAL PURPOSES ONLY EDITORIAL USE ONLY p 21 08 2024 Weimar Kunstfest Weimar 2024 Bauhaus Museum E Copyright: SaschaxFromm doc7wu52k9ly041ill2c4mj ,EDITORIAL USE ONLY
  • RUSSIA, MOSCOW - FEBRUARY 27, 2024: Russian human rights activist Oleg Orlov (listed as a foreign agent in Russia), center, chairman of the Board at Memorial Human Rights Center (listed as a foreign agent and shut down by the Russian authorities), charged with discrediting the Russian Armed Forces for a second time, is seen ahead of a hearing at Moscow s Golovinsky District Court. Sergei Karpukhin TASS 67699470
  • A sign commemorating human rights activist Bakhrom Khamroev, who was sentenced to 13 years and 9 months in prison and is being held in a penal colony, Prague, Czech Republic, February 24, 2024. Someone pasted the names of Russian political prisoners on the signs marking Ruska (Russian) Street in Prague, Czech Republic, February 24, 2024. The message commemorated the second anniversary of the Russian aggression against Ukraine. The signs with the names of the Russian political prisoners are accompanied by a QR link to the Memorial s website, which contains their biographies. (CTKxPhoto KaterinaxSulova) CTKPhotoP2024022403333 CTKPhotoP2024022403333
  • RUSSIA, MOSCOW - DECEMBER 14, 2023: Oleg Orlov (front), co-founder of the Memorial Russian human rights organization (declared a foreign agent in Russia and shut down upon court order), leaves the Moscow City Court after a hearing into an appeal by his lawyers against his sentence in the case of repeated discrediting of the Russian military. Orlov was sentenced to a fine of 150,000 rubles ($1,664) in October 2023. The Moscow City Court revoked the sentence and remanded the case for retrial. Alexander Shcherbak TASS 65748629
  • Frankfurt Main, Hessen, Deutschland, 18.10.2023: Frankfurter Buchmesse: Irina Scherbakowa, russische Germanistin und Kulturwissenschaftlerin, Gründungsmitglied der Menschenrechtsorganisation Memorial, die 2022 mit dem Friedensnobelpreis ausgezeichnet wurde, in einer Diskussionsrunde mit dem Titel Hoffnung für Russland: Irgendwer, irgendwie, irgendwann . *** Frankfurt Main, Hesse, Germany, 18 10 2023 Frankfurt Book Fair Irina Scherbakova, Russian Germanist and cultural scientist, founding member of the human rights organization Memorial, which was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022, in a panel discussion titled Hope for Russia Somebody, Somehow, Sometime Copyright: xdtsxNachrichtenagenturx dts_24327
  • Irina Scherbakowa HONORARFREI für Produkte von Saechsische.de und Saechsischer Zeitung. Lesung und Gespräch mit Friedensnobelpreisträgerin Irina Scherbakowa in SLUB in Dresden. In »Die Hände meines Vaters« erzählt die in Moskau geborene Autorin die Geschichte ihrer jüdisch-russischen Familie vor dem Panorama der Oktoberrevolution, der Weltkriege sowie des gesamten 20. Jahrhunderts. Dabei zeichnet sie nicht nur das Porträt einer Familie, der es stets mit viel Glück gelang, düstere Zeiten zu überstehen, sondern auch und vor allem die Geschichte eines bewegten Jahrhunderts, die uns noch heute beschäftigt. Irina Scherbakowa gehört zu den Gründer:innen der Menschenrechtsorganisation Memorial, die Stalin-Opfer und deren A
  • News Bilder des Tages Oslo, Friedensnobelpreis Vergabe Oslo 20221210. Oleksandra Matviytsyuk, representing the Ukrainian organization Center for Civil Liberties (CCL), Jan Ratchynskij, representing the Russian organization Memorial and Natallia Pintsyuk, representing her husband the activist Ales Byalyatski from Belarus, receive the Nobel Peace Prize for 2022 in Oslo City Hall on Saturday. Byalyatski, Memorial and CCL receive the award for their work for human rights in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine. POOL. Oslo Norway xx *** Oslo 20221210 Oleksandra Matviytsyuk, representing the Ukrainian organization Center for Civil Liberties CCL , Jan Ratchynskij, representing the Russian organization Memorial and Natallia Pintsyuk, representing her husband the activist Ales Byalyatski from Belarus, receive Copyright: xJavadxParsax yKEJdP6zxnQ
  • Memorial society 8304772 25.08.1988 A meeting of the Organizing Committee of the Memorial society (dissolved on February 28, 2022). Yury Samodurov, publicist and public figure, organizer of the first activist group for eternalizing the memory of victims of political repression, makes a speech. Alexander Makarov Moscow Russia Copyright: xAlexanderxMakarovx
  • Bundesparteitag Buendnis 90 Die Gruenen - 48. Ordentliche Bundesdelegiertenkonferenz 2022 Bonn Aktuell, 15.10.2022, Bonn, Friedensnobelpreistraegerin Irina Sherpakova bei ihrer Rede auf dem Bundesparteitag und 48. Bundesdelegiertenkonferenz von Buendnis 90 Die Gruenen in Bonn Bonn Nordrhein-Westfalen Deutschland *** Federal Party Congress Buendnis 90 The Greens 48 Ordinary Federal Delegates Conference 2022 Bonn News, 15 10 2022, Bonn, Nobel Peace Prize winner Irina Sherpakova during her speech at the Federal Party Congress and 48 Federal Delegates Conference of Buendnis 90 The Greens in Bonn Bonn North Rhine Westphalia Germany
  • Russia. Moscow. OCTOBER 7, 2022. Yan Rachinsky, chairman of the Board at the Memorial Russian human rights organization, and Oleg Orlov (L-R center), chairman of the Council at the Memorial Russian human rights organization, talk to journalists outside Moscow s Meshchansky District Court after the announcement of the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize winners. The Russian Supreme Court shut down the Memorial Russian human rights organization (added to the list of foreign agents) on December 28, 2021. Alexander Shcherbak TASS 55232032
  • Russia. OCTOBER 7, 2022. The entrance to the Moscow office of the Memorial human rights center (declared a foreign agent in Russia). The Russian human rights center Memorial, along with the Ukrainian human rights organization Center for Civil Liberties and Belarus’ human rights advocate Ales Bialiatski, were awarded the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize. Alexander Shcherbak TASS 55228891
  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA - MARCH 4, 2022: OMON special policue unit officers stand outside the Moscow office of the Memorial human rights centre (declared a foreign agent in Russia). Memorial officials say their Moscow office is being searched. Earlier, Memorial was dissolved both by the Russian Supreme Court s decision for violating the law on foreign agents and by the Moscow City Court upon the request of the Russian Prosecutor General s Office. Mikhail Metzel TASS TS1265CE
  • Founding Conference of Memorial Society 6747603 28.01.1989 The Founding Conference of the Memorial National Voluntarily Historical and Educational Society in the building of the Culture and Machine Center of the Moscow Aviation Institute. Second left: writer Ales Adamovich and literary critic Yury Karyakin, third left, sit at the presidium. Yuryi Abramochkin Moscow Russia Copyright: xYuryixAbramochkinx
  • Demonstranten protestieren vor der Botschaft der Russischen Föderation in Berlin-Mitte gegen die Schließung der russischen Menschenrechtsorganisation Memorial. Rally against the closure of Russian human rights organisation Memorial in front of the Russian embassy in Berlin. snapshot-photography xK.M.Krause *** Demonstrators protest in front of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Berlin Mitte Rally against the closure of Russian human rights organisation Memorial in front of the Russian embassy in Berlin snapshot photography xK M Krause
  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 28, 2021: A Memorial Society supporter and law enforcement officers are seen outside the Russian Supreme Court during a hearing of arguments of the Russian Prosecutor General s Office and international public organization Memorial Society (a non-profit organization declared a foreign agent in Russia). Earlier, the Russian Prosecutor General s Office filed a motion to disband the international public organization Memorial Society (a non-profit organization declared a foreign agent in Russia) and its subdivisions for violating the Foreign Agent law. Founded in 1989, Memorial is an international historical society researching the political repressions and monitoring human rights in the present-day Russia and other p TS11D8F5
  • Russia Memorial Centre Closing Trial 6733108 28.12.2021 A supporter of the Memorial Human Rights Centre is seen in front of a police officer during a hearing on a case to shut it down outside the Moscow city court, Russia. Memorial is one of the country s oldest and most prominent human rights groups founded by Soviet dissidents including Nobel Peace Prize laureate Andrei Sakharov in 1989. Russian prosecutors earlier this month asked the Supreme Court to shut the international branch of Memorial, labeled as a foreign agent in Russia, over legal and constitutional violations. Mikhail Voskresenskiy Sputnik Moscow Russia Copyright: xMikhailxVoskresenskiyx
  • Russia Memorial Centre Closing Court 6708285 29.11.2021 A defender of the Memorial Human Rights Centre wearing a protective face mask reading Memorial cannot be prohibited is seen during a hearing on a case to shut it down outside the Moscow city court, Russia. Memorial is one of the country s oldest and most prominent human rights groups founded by Soviet dissidents including Nobel Peace Prize laureate Andrei Sakharov in 1989. Russian prosecutors earlier this month asked the Supreme Court to shut the international branch of Memorial, labeled as a foreign agent in Russia, over legal and constitutional violations. Ilya Pitalev Sputnik Moscow Russia Copyright: xIlyaxPitalevx
  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA - NOVEMBER 25, 2021: Lawyer and attorney Henri Reznik (CR) talks to journalists outside the Supreme Court of Russia which heard an application filed by the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office to disband Memorial Society, a non-profit international public organisation, which has been declared a foreign agent in Russia, and its subdivisions for violating the ‘Foreign Agent’ Law. Founded in 1989, the Memorial Society is an international history society researching political repression and monitoring human rights in present-day Russia and other post-Soviet states. The Memorial Society was declared a foreign agent in 2016. Artyom Geodakyan TASS TS119539
  • Demonstranten protestieren vor der Botschaft der Russischen Föderation in Berlin-Mitte gegen die Schließung der russischen Menschenrechtsorganisation Memorial. Rally against the closure of Russian human rights organisation Memorial in front of the Russian embassy in Berlin. snapshot-photography xK.M.Krause *** Demonstrators protest in front of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Berlin Mitte Rally against the closure of Russian human rights organisation Memorial in front of the Russian embassy in Berlin snapshot photography xK M Krause
  • Meeting on erecting a monument to victims of Stalinism 6587223 30.07.1988 Meeting of the initiative group For perpetuating the memory of victims of political repression (later Memorial). Discussion of a memorial to victims of Stalinism. Igor Mikhalev Moscow Russia Copyright: xIgorxMikhalevx
  • News Bilder des Tages MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Dirk Wiese, Germany s Coordinator for Intersocietal Cooperation with Russia, Oleg Orlov, president of the Memorial human rights centre council, and Chechen journalist and human rights defender Milana Bakhayeva (L-R) at a ceremony to award human rights activist Oyub Titiyev the Franco-German Prize for Human Rights and the Rule of Law, at the residence of the German Ambassador to Moscow. As Oyub Titiyev, head of the Grozny office of the Memorial human rights centre, charged with possession of marijuana, has been under arrest since 11 January 2018, he could not attend the ceremony. Starting from 2016, France and Germany have been awarding the prize to committed human rights defenders. Stanislav Krasilnikov TASS TS09ADA5
  • Memorial Russian historical and civil rights society Moscow Russia , Nov 15th ,2014 On the picture : EN_01153945_0028
  • ITAR-TASS: MOSCOW, RUSSIA. NOVEMBER 21, 2012. A bilingual graffiti message reading Foreign intelligence agent. Love USA at the entrance to the offices of human rights group Memorial, in central Moscow. RE10DF8F
  • ITAR-TASS: MOSCOW, RUSSIA. JUNE 14, 2011. Lawyer Henry Reznik and head of Russias major Human Rights NGO, Memorial, Oleg Orlov, who has been accused of slandering president of the Chechen republic Ramzan Kadyrov are seen at the Moscow district court. The judge has ruled to clear Orlov of the accusation. RE0E8B4E