Date
Type
Case No
Country
Mandate(s)
Summary of the allegation transmitted
Reply
RUS 7/2013
27/09/2013 Russian
AL
Federation
Health;
Allegations concerning the treatment of drug users living with HIV and tuberculosis. 26/11/2013
According to the information received, Tuberculosis Clinic No. 2, at 37 Kamskaya St.,
Yekaterinburg made no arrangements to ensure effective tuberculosis treatment for
drug using patients living with HIV. The treatment programmes offered by the clinic
failed to incorporate procedures and practices that address the special needs of drug
using patients. It is reported that the administration of the clinic retaliated against
patients, who complained about the clinic, by dismissing them before the completion
of their treatment. It is further reported that harm-reduction measures, such as opioid
substitution therapy, continued to be unavailable at the clinic and that the clinic failed
to provide effective HIV/tuberculosis co-infection treatment. Tuberculosis Clinic No.
2 was the subject of a previous communication sent on 25 June 2010
(A/HRC/17/25/Add.1, para 272-283).
KGZ 2/2013
30/09/2013 Kyrgyz
JAL
Republic
Freedom of
expression;
Freedom of
peaceful assembly
and of association;
Human rights
defenders;
Alleged proposed legal amendments, which would significantly impinge on the right 22/11/2013
to freedom of association and the right to defend human rights. According to the
information received, a draft law on “non-commercial organisations fulfilling the role
of foreign agents” that classifies as foreign agents as organisations that receive
external funding and participate in “political activities”, had been tabled for public
discussion at the Kyrgyz Parliament. It is alleged that, should the provisions become
law, they would restrict the right to freedom of association and the work of human
rights defenders and civil society.
A/HRC/25/74
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