| Name, official website | Associates | State funding | Activities and agenda | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Historical Memory Foundation http://www.historyfoundation.ru | Alexander Diukov, Denis Fomin-Nilov Alexandra Orlova Roman Smagin Sergey Zhuravlev | No official reports | Participation in the official meetings of the State Duma, Presidential Administration and various state councils. Publications of articles, reports, books. Organization of conferences. Views: Supporting annexation of Crimea; accusing Ukraine, Belarus, the Baltic States of fascism | 2008 |
| All-Russian Parents Resistance http://www.rvs.su | Zhanna Tachmamedova | $150,000 in presidential grants in 2015-2017 | Organizing advocacy campaigns in support of traditional family and against juvenile law. Views: anti-Western, anti-American, anti-liberal. Connected to Sergey Kurginyan, founder and leader of the Russian nationalist movement Essence of Time. Alexander Kudryavtsev, who chairs the organization’s Council, previously worked in the Ministry of Justice and at the Presidential Domestic Policy Directorate. | 2013 |
| All-Russian Public Organization “Russian Association of Protection of Religious Freedom” (RARF) http://www.religsvoboda.ru | Oleg Goncharov | $150,000 from the state budget in 2016 | Producing monitoring briefs, research and policy papers; running advocacy campaigns. Views: supporting traditional values, anti- Ukraine stance. | 2014 |
| Center for Social- Political Studies “Russian Baltika” http://www.rubaltic.wordpress.com/about/центр-общественно-политических-иссл/ | Oleg Filonov Andrejs Starikovs | $104,000 in presidential grants in 2014-2016 (no official reports) | Conducting research, organizing summer schools for the media, holding conferences and roundtables on the issues of the Russian-speaking community in the Baltic states. | 2006 |
| Centre for Research and Protection of Fundamental Rights http://www.pravovojcentr.lt | Shifo Rakhimbekova | no official reports | Organizing conferences for the Russian diaspora in Lithuania, supporting diaspora issues in Lithuania. Has ties with Rossotrudnichestvo and the Russian embassy in Lithuania. Receives grants (stipenduims) from the Moscow mayor. In 2015, Lithuania’s state security agency mentioned the Center in its report calling it Russia’s influence agent and a threat to the Lithuanian national security. | 2013 |
| Commonwealth of the Independent States— Elections Monitoring Organization (CIS- EMO) http://www.cis-emo.net | Alexey Semenov | $120,000 in presidential grants in 2015-2017 | State-controlled organization focusing on election observation. The Kremlin’s alternative to the observers of OSCE’s Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights. | 2003 |
| For Fair Elections http://www.komitet2005.ru | Olga Loseva | no official reports; claims no foreign funding | Created with the support of Russia’s Central Election Committee. No reported activities, official website reprints official news. Linked to Russian politician Nikolay Gonchar of the United Russia’s Moscow branch. | 2006 |
| Fund for Legal Support and Protection of Compatriots’ Rights Abroad http://www.pravfond.ru | Vladimir Ivanov Victor Demin | $10,000,000 from the state budget in 2013-2017 | Grant-making organization; supports the Kremlin’s agenda and works with the Russian diaspora in various countries. Views: criticizes the West, promotes the Kremlin. | 2012 |
| Information Group on Crimes Against the Person (IGCP) http://igcp.eu | Maksim Vilkov | no official reports; official status unknown | Producing monitoring briefs and reports, active in social media. Linkes to “Historical Memory” Foundation (see above). | |
| International Byzantine Institute https://byzantclub.world/el/ | Sergey Lakovksy | no official reports | Supports the idea of an Imperial Russia. Associated with Sergey Markov, member of the Civic Chamber, and nationalist politician Sergey Baburin, former leader of the Rodina party. | 2016 |
| International Platform “Global Rights of Peaceful People” (Hungary) | Sergiy Markhel | no official reports | Organizes exhibitions in Europe the issues of what it calls the “humanitarian tragedy in Donbass,” holds rallies in Europe, promotes The Immortal Regiment movement. Views: supports the Novorossiya project, as well as anti-NATO platforms. | 2014 |
| International Public Foundation “Russian Peace Foundation” (RPF) http://www.peacefond.ru | Anatoly Salutskiy | No official reports. Several regional branches (separate entities) received around $164,000 in 2014-2017. According to activity reports, RPF spent over $2,500,000 in 2016. | Former Soviet Fund for Peace. Provides grants, humanitarian support; organizes competitions, conferences, festivals, and exhibitions; funds trips for the youth. The elected chair of the RPF Board is Leonid Slutsky, who also chairs the State Duma’s Committee on International Affairs. | 1961 |
| Latvian Human Rights Committee http://www.lhrc.lv/ | Mr. Aleksandrs Kuzmins | No official reports | Supporting minority rights, persons’ legal status and housing rights. Connected to Rossotrudichestvo and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. | 1992 |
| Legal Information Centre for Human Rights http://www.lichr.ee | Larissa Semjonova | No official reports | Associated with Rossotrudichestvo and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. | 1994 |
| The Commonwealth of Journalists http://mediacongress.ru | Ashot Dzazoyan | No official reports | Holding forums, competitions, and festivals for journalists. Office located in the headquarters of the Rossiya Segodnya, a news agency owned and operated by the Russian government. | 2013 |
| Russian Association for International Cooperation http://rams-international.ru | Georgy Muradov Leonid Mironov | No official reports | Georgy Muradov, deputy head of the Association, previously worked as a deputy head of Rossotrudnichestvo. | 1992 |
| Russian Public Institute of Electoral Law (ROIIP) http://www.roiip.ru | Igor Borisov Alexander Ignatov Elizaveta Borisova | No official reports | Associated with the United Russia party, Russia’s Central Election Committee, and CIS-EMO (see above). | 1999 |
| Russian Union of Journalists (RUJ) http://www.ruj.ru | Andrei Trofimov | No official reports | Head of the Russian Union of Journalists Vladimir Solovyev (since 2017) is a TV anchor and a well-known Kremlin propagandist. | 1992 |
| World Russian People’s Council http://www.vrns.ru | Marine Voskanyan | No official reports | Associated with the Moscow Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church. | 1993 |