The challenged, conceded and collapsed.: How the foreign agents law impacts women’s NGOs in contemporary Russia.

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Pearson, Fiona (2021)

The challenged, conceded and collapsed. How the foreign agents law impacts women’s NGOs in contemporary Russia.

Bachelor thesis | Russische Studies (BA)

This article seeks to address the impact of the foreign agents law, whilst highlighting the specific and non-specific issues women NGOs with a foreign agent label face. Based on the experiences of all women NGOs adopted into the registry, this research concludes that the foreign agents label has had a mixed impact on the women’s NGOs, however, most consequences are negative. This asymetric impact alludes to the ambiguous attributes of the Russian regime.

Author: Pearson, Fiona

Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Specialisation: Russian Politics and Economy

Supervisors: M.J.Frear

ECTS Credits: 10

Language: en

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The challenged, conceded and collapsed. How the foreign agents law impacts women’s NGOs in contemporary Russia.