Article from volume 16 of the Equal Rights Review translated into Russian. The article is written by Ben Smith and was titled, Intersectional Discrimination and Substantive Equality: A Comparative and Theorectical Perspective.  

Article from volume 9 of the Equal Rights Review by Aleksejs Dimitrovs titled, Equality Law in Latvia: Current Trends and Challenges, and translated into Russian. 

Article from volume 10 of the Equal Rights Review from Adnan Kadribašić, titled, Developing Equality Legislation in Divided Societies: the Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina and translated into Russian. 

Article from volume 12 of the Equal Rights Review, titled, Socio-Economic Inequality in Belarus: Testimony of Political Activists, and translated into Russian. 

Moldovan language version of From Words to Deeds: Addressing Discrimination and Inequality in Moldova which analyses discrimination facing different people in Moldova on the basis of age, ethnicity, religion, disability, health status, gender and sexual orientation and makes recommendations on how to achieve equality for all in Moldova. 

From Words to Deeds: Addressing Discrimination and Inequality in Moldova analyses discrimination facing different people in Moldova on the basis of age, ethnicity, religion, disability, health status, gender and sexual orientation and makes recommendations on how to achieve equality for all in Moldova. 

Part 4 of the report, From Words to Deeds: Addressing Discrimination and Inequality in Moldova. The report analyses discrimination facing different groups in Moldova on the basis of age, ethnicity, religion, disability, health status, gender and sexual orientation. Part 4 makes recommendations to the government of Moldova and the international community on what measures can and should be taken to ensure equality for all. 

Part 3 of the report, From Words to Deeds: Addressing Discrimination and Inequality in Moldova. The report analyses discrimination facing different people in Moldova on the basis of age, ethnicity, religion, disability, health status, gender and sexual orientation. Part 3 outlines outlines the legal and policy framework relating to equality in Moldova.

Part 2 of the report, From Words to Deeds: Addressing Discrimination and Inequality in Moldova. The report analyses discrimination facing different people in Moldova on the basis of age, ethnicity, religion, disability, health status, gender and sexual orientation. Part 2 outlines the patterns of discrimination and inequality in Moldova, finding that persons of minority ethnicity, particularly Roma, are disproportionately subject to discrimination, alongside lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons and persons with disabilities.  

Introduction of the report, From Words to Deeds: Addressing Discrimination and Inequality in Moldova. The report analysis discrimination facing different groups in Moldova on the basis of age, ethnicity, religion, disability, health status, gender and sexual orientation. The introduction outlines the history, country context and purpose and structure of the report.