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Откуда правозащитники берут деньги

О финансовых источниках своего существования правозащитники говорить не любят. А если говорят, то обычно отделываются скупыми фразами про гранты от международных организаций. Но их размер не называют никогда, утверждая, что это небольшие суммы. Насколько небольшие? На пиво хватает? А на закуску?

Как оказалось, темнят они напрасно – данные эти доступны в интернете, нужно только обладать известной долей упорства, чтобы их нагуглить и мало-мальски владеть английским языком, что и сделал ресурс НДПР — Национально-демократическая партия России. Вот его данные только по одному фонду.

Фонд МакАртура (MacArthur Foundation, Чикаго, Иллинойс, США) представил данные с 2006 года по 2009-й о финансовой поддержке «независимых организаций» в России. Вчитаемся повнимательнее:

1. Academic Educational Forum on International Relations (Moscow, Russia) $500,000 to strengthen the scholarly field of international relations in Russia (over three years). (2008)

— 500 000 долларов для какого-то форума.

2. Analytical Center of Juri Levada (Saratov, Russia) $150,000 in support of the project, Monitoring of Social and Economic Transformations in Russia. (2009)

— 150 000 долларов для Левада-Центра. То-то их данные всегда кажутся какими-то среднепотолочными.

3. Center for Independent Social Research and Education (Irkutsk, Russia) $300,000 in support of a project on improving social science research and education in universities of Siberia and the Russian far East (over three years). (2007) Center for Russian Environmental Policy (Moscow, Russia)

— 300 000 долларов ушли в Иркутск. Там правозащитники тоже кушать хотят.

4. $450,000 to develop regional mechanisms for developing and implementing Russia?s environmental policy (over three years). (2007) Center for Social Policy and Gender Studies (Saratov, Russia)

— 450 000 долларов саратовским «зеленым». Чтобы еще где-нибудь пикеты выставили и заблокировали работу важного предприятия. Помнится, Борис Немцов тоже начинал как «зеленый» и пикетировал, если не ошибаюсь, строительство атомной станции теплоснабжения.

5. Center for the Study of Nationalism and Empire (Kazan, Russia) $240,000 in support of the journal, Ab Imperio (over three years). (2008) Center for the Study of Nationalism and Empire (Kazan, Russia) $150,000 in support of the «Ab Imperio» multidisciplinary academic journal in the social sciences and humanities (over three years). (2006)

— 240 000 долларов татарским сепаратистам в Казань.

6. Centre for Independent Social Research (St. Petersburg, Russia) $600,000 in support of activities aiming to improve policy-relevant social science research and education in Russia (over five years).

— еще 600 000 долларов в Питер какому-то центру «Каля-маля купил коня».

7. European University at St. Petersburg (St. Petersburg, Russia) $500,000 in support of development activities (over two years). (2007) European University at St. Petersburg (St. Petersburg, Russia) $100,000 in support of maintenance expenses for the European University at St. Petersburg. (2008)

— в тот же Питер 500 000 долларов его собрату.

8. Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow, Russia) $600,000 in support of an educational program in the social sciences and humanities for young Russian regional university faculty and researchers (over three years). (2007)

— а теперь 600 000 долларов московскому «брату Коле» в РАН.

9. Research Center «REGION» (Ulianovsk, Russia) $250,000 in support of research, networking, and policy studies on youth issues in contemporary Russia (over three years). (2007)

— 250 000 в Ульяновск. Пускай поисследуют молодежь.

9. Association of Groups for Public Investigations (Kazan, Russia) $375,000 to promote human rights protection in the Russian Federation (over three years). (2008) Association of Groups for Public Investigations (Kazan, Russia) $200,000 in support of a project titled: Resistance to Violations of Human Rights: Murders, Tortures, and Arbitrary Arrests (over two years). (2006) Institute of Social Research and Civil Initiatives (Kazan, Russia) $90,000 in support of a project titled Police Officers and Ethnic Minorities: the Practice of Interaction in Kazan and St Petersburg (over two years). (2006) Kazan Human Rights Center (Kazan, Russia) $180,000 in support of a long-term strategy to combat police abuse in Russia (over three years). (2007)

— 375 000 в Казань, но уже другим «правозащитникам».

10. Center for the Support of Democratic Youth Initiatives (Perm, Russia) $100,000 to promote the rights of young men of con age (over two years). (2008) Perm Civic Chamber (Perm, Russia) $375,000 to promote new approaches to human rights work in Russia (over three years). (2008) Perm Regional Human Rights Center (Perm, Russia) $225,000 to combat abuse by police and prison officers in Russia (over three years). (2007)

— 100 000 в Пермь. Говорят, там очень холодно, пускай погреются.

11. Central-Blacksoil Center for Protection of Media Rights (Voronezh, Russia) $300,000 to protect media rights in Russia (over three years). (2009)

— 300 000 в Воронеж. Пусть защищают права прессы.

12. Dosore na Tsenzuru (Moscow, Russia) $195,000 in support for a human rights journal and a quarterly publication covering human rights violations in the criminal justice and penitentiary systems (over three years). (2007)

— 195 000 на борьбу с цензурой в Москве.

13. Human Rights Resource Centre (St Petersburg, Russia) $200,000 in support of a project to provide legal support to Russian NGOs and promote the professional growth of these organizations (over two years). (2008)

— 200 000 в Питер на инфраструктуру правозащитников.

14. Independent Council of Legal Expertise (Moscow, Russia) $800,000 to facilitate reform of the courts and law enforcement agencies and improve mechanisms for the protection of human rights in Russia; and to partially fund the purchase of office space (over three years). (2008)

— 800 000 для наблюдения за судебной реформой и правовую экспертизу.

15. Memorial Human Rights Center (Moscow, Russia) $150,000 in support of the organization of seminars and publications aimed at legalization of forced migrants and their protection from the arbitrariness of law enforcement and judicial bodies (over one year). (2006)

— 150 000 на семинары в защиту московских мигрантов.

16. Moscow Helsinki Group (Moscow, Russia) $400,000 in support of a long-term strategy to strengthen the human rights movement in Russia through monitoring human rights and the development of a regional monitoring network (over two years). (2007)

— 400 000 для Московской хельсинской группы (Людмила Алексеева). Неплохая получка за два года.

И это данные только по одному американскому фонду и только за небольшой отрезок времени. А сколько их еще есть? Так что правозащитники живут — не тужат. За такие гранты можно и подзатыльник изредка в метро получить, не страшно. Денежки-то из Америки от «добрых дядей» капают и греют душу.

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Human Rights

Number of Grants: 34

All Russian Public Movement for Human Rights (Moscow, Russia)
$250,000 in support of work to promote human rights in Russia (over three years). (2007)

Amnesty International London (London, United Kingdom)
$260,000 to protect and promote human rights in the Russian Federation (over two years). (2008)

Association of Groups for Public Investigations (Kazan, Russia)
$375,000 to promote human rights protection in the Russian Federation (over three years). (2008)

Center for the Promotion of International Defense (Moscow, Russia)
$210,000 in support for a training program for lawyers in the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights (over three years). (2007)

Center for the Support of Democratic Youth Initiatives (Perm, Russia)
$100,000 to promote the rights of young men of conscript age (over two years). (2008)

Central-Blacksoil Center for Protection of Media Rights (Voronezh, Russia)
$300,000 to protect media rights in Russia (over three years). (2009)

Committee for Civil Rights (Moscow, Russia)
$300,000 in support of a project to promote accountability of law enforcement agencies in the Russian Federation (over three years). (2008)

Consortium of Women's Non-governmental Associations (Moscow, Russia)
$400,000 to work with regional and municipal public authorities and the mass media to combat gender discrimination through the implementation of existing laws in the Russian Federation (over three years). (2010)

Consortium of Women's Non-governmental Associations (Moscow, Russia)
$250,000 to strengthen the regional human rights ombudsman institution with a special focus on promoting women's rights (over three years). (2008)

Dos'e na Tsenzuru (Moscow, Russia)
$195,000 in support for a human rights journal and a quarterly publication covering human rights violations in the criminal justice and penitentiary systems (over three years). (2007)

Glasnost Defense Foundation (Moscow, Russia)
$125,000 to monitor violations of mass media rights in the Russian Federation. (2009)

Human Rights Resource Centre (St Petersburg, Russia)
$200,000 in support of a project to provide legal support to Russian NGOs and promote the professional growth of these organizations (over two years). (2008)

Independent Council of Legal Expertise (Moscow, Russia)
$800,000 to facilitate reform of the courts and law enforcement agencies and improve mechanisms for the protection of human rights in Russia; and to partially fund the purchase of office space (over three years). (2008)

Interregional Foundation "Association of Ombudsmen" (Dmitrov, Russia)
$100,000 to develop and disseminate a database for use by Russia's human rights ombuds institutions (over two years). (2008)

Interregional Human Rights Group (Voronezh, Russia)
$150,000 to support human rights networking activities in the Voronezh region of the Russian Federation (over three years). (2008)

Jurix (Moscow, Russia)
$250,000 to promote the institution of human rights ombudsmen in the Russian Federation (over three years). (2007)

Kazan Human Rights Center (Kazan, Russia)
$180,000 in support of a long-term strategy to promote accountability of law enforcement agencies in the Russian Federation. (2007)

London Metropolitan University, European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (London, United Kingdom)
$450,000 to promote access to the European Court of Human Rights in the Russian Federation (over three years). (2008)

Moscow Center for Gender Studies (Moscow, Russia)
$225,000 to promote human rights of women in Russia (over three years). (2008)

Moscow Guild of Theater and Screen Actors (Moscow, Russia)
$85,000 in support of the International Stalker Film Festival 2008-2009 in the Russian regions and Moscow (over two years). (2008)

Moscow Guild of Theater and Screen Actors (Moscow, Russia)
$60,000 to support the International Stalker Film Festival 2009 in three Russian Regions. (2008)

Moscow Helsinki Group (Moscow, Russia)
$400,000 to strengthen the human rights movement by monitoring human rights in Russia and to continue development of a regional monitoring network (over two years). (2009)

Moscow Helsinki Group (Moscow, Russia)
$400,000 in support of a long-term strategy to strengthen the human rights movement in Russia through monitoring human rights and the development of a regional monitoring network (over two years). (2007)

Nizhny Novgorod Regional Non-Governmental Organization "Committee Against Torture" (Novgorod, Russia)
$270,000 in support of a long-term strategy to combat police abuse in Russia (over three years). (2007)

Perm Civic Chamber (Perm, Russia)
$375,000 to promote new approaches to human rights work in Russia (over three years). (2008)

Perm Regional Human Rights Center (Perm, Russia)
$225,000 to promote accountability of law enforcement agencies in the Perm region. (2007)

PRIMA Human Rights News Agency (Moscow, Russia)
$225,000 in support of work to provide a reliable, accurate source of information on human rights in Russia (over three years). (2007)

Public Interest Law Institute (New York, New York)
$495,000 to produce a report on the current state of legal education in Russia (over three years). (2009)

Public Verdict Fund (Moscow, Russia)
$300,000 to combat torture and promote police reform in Russia (over three years). (2009)

Southern Regional Resource Center (Krasnodar, Russia)
$200,000 in support of the Legal Assistance to Migrants in Krasnodar Region project (over three years). (2008)

St. Petersburg Center of Humanities and Political Studies Strategy (St. Petersburg, Russia)
$300,000 to support the Development of the Institution of Regional Human Rights Ombudsman in the Russian Federation project (over three years). (2007)

Sutiazhnik Public Association (Ekaterinburg, Russia)
$300,000 in support of a project entitled, Strategic Implementation of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in Russian Courts (over three years). (2009)

University of Minnesota Human Rights Center (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
$150,000 in support of the Russian Human Rights Library (over two years). (2009)

Women of the Don Region (Novocherkask, Russia)
$280,000 to promote reform of the regional police force (over three years). (2007)

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