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  5. Moscow, detained activist Ojub Titiev receives French-German Human Rights Award

Moscow, detained activist Ojub Titiev receives French-German Human Rights Award

Dec 11, 2018

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  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: France s Ambassador to Russia Sylvie Bermann (L), Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch (C), his wife Huberta (2nd L), and Oleg Orlov (R), president of the Memorial human rights centre council, 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 TS09ADAF

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: France s Ambassador to Russia Sylvie Bermann (L), Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch (C), his wife Huberta (2nd L), and Oleg Orlov (R), president of the Memorial human rights centre council, 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 TS09ADAF

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Oleg Orlov (R), president of the Memorial human rights centre council, and Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch 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 TS09ADAE

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Oleg Orlov (R), president of the Memorial human rights centre council, and Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch 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 TS09ADAE

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: France s Ambassador to Russia Sylvie Bermann, Dirk Wiese, Germany s Coordinator for Intersocietal Cooperation with Russia, Oleg Orlov, president of the Memorial human rights centre council, Chechen journalist and human rights defender Milana Bakhayeva, and Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch (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 TA TS09ADAD

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: France s Ambassador to Russia Sylvie Bermann, Dirk Wiese, Germany s Coordinator for Intersocietal Cooperation with Russia, Oleg Orlov, president of the Memorial human rights centre council, Chechen journalist and human rights defender Milana Bakhayeva, and Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch (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 TA TS09ADAD

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch and his wife Huberta 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 TS09ADAC

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch and his wife Huberta 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 TS09ADAC

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: 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 TS09ADA7

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: 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 TS09ADA7

  • 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

    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

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: France s Ambassador to Russia Sylvie Bermann, Dirk Wiese, Germany s Coordinator for Intersocietal Cooperation with Russia, and Oleg Orlov (L-R), president of the Memorial human rights centre council, 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 TS09ADA2

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: France s Ambassador to Russia Sylvie Bermann, Dirk Wiese, Germany s Coordinator for Intersocietal Cooperation with Russia, and Oleg Orlov (L-R), president of the Memorial human rights centre council, 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 TS09ADA2

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch 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 TS09AD9D

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch 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 TS09AD9D

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Oleg Orlov (L), president of the Memorial human rights centre council, and Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch 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 TS09AD9C

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Oleg Orlov (L), president of the Memorial human rights centre council, and Germany s Ambassador to Russia Ruediger von Fritsch 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 TS09AD9C

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Oleg Orlov, president of the Memorial human rights centre council, 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 TS09AD9A

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA – DECEMBER 11, 2018: Oleg Orlov, president of the Memorial human rights centre council, 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 TS09AD9A

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