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Articles with tag "Journalists"
dual national
Russian Court Extends Detention of U.S.-Russian Journalist Kurmasheva
"A court in Kazan extended the detention of Radio Liberty journalist Alsu Kurmasheva until February 5, 2024," RFE/RL reported on Friday.
tmt lecture series
Russian Independent Journalism and Society Amid the Backdrop of War
Sonya Groysman and Olga Churakova discuss how Russia's “foreign agent” status is used to marginalize people and makes it impossible for a full-time...
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spying allegations
Russian Court Extends Detention of U.S. Journalist Gershkovich
The court in Moscow said Evan Gershkovich's "period of detention" would be extended by two more months until January 30.
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earthen cell
Ex-Russian State TV Reporter Sent to 'Punishment Pit' in Occupied Ukraine
Ilya Andreyev was reportedly sentenced to punishment in a hole dug in the ground after he asked for 10 days of leave to renew his expired passport.
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DISCREDITING MILITARY
Russia Opens Criminal Case Against Journalist Masha Gessen Over Ukraine War ‘Fake News'
Gessen, who lives in the U.S., was accused of spreading false information about atrocities committed by the Russian Army in Bucha.
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frontline coverage
Russia Says Reporter Dies After Ukraine Drone Attack
At least 15 media workers have been killed in Ukraine since Moscow launched its assault, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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‘Illegal action’
Russia Deports Journalist With Kazakh Citizenship
Vladislav Ivanenko had lived and worked in the city of Perm for the past eight years.
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Properm.ru
Russian Police Detain Kazakh National Working as Journalist in Ural Mountains
Vladislav Ivanenko, who has lived and worked in Perm for the past eight years, was told Thursday that his Russian residency permit was revoked.
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kavkaz uzel
Police Search Journalist’s Home in Russia’s Dagestan – Reports
While Idris Yusupov is known for protesting against political repression, media reports suggest that his home may have been searched in connection to anti-Israeli...
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parental rights
Former State TV Journalist Loses Custody of Children in Russian Court
Marina Ovsyannikova, who protested on live TV, fled house arrest in Russia last year with her 11-year-old daughter and currently resides in France.
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pending trial
Russian Court Extends U.S. Journalist’s Pre-Trial Detention Until December
Alsu Kurmasheva faces up to five years in prison if found guilty of violating Russia’s law on foreign agents.
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latest arrest
Kremlin Says ‘Not Following’ Criminal Case Against U.S. Journalist
Alsu Kurmasheva was arrested Wednesday on charges of failing to register as a foreign agent, becoming the second U.S. journalist held by Russia in recent...
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In depth
Arrest of Tatar-American Journalist ‘A Terrible Tragedy,’ Friends Say
People who know Alsu Kurmasheva describe her as a devoted mother and journalist committed to covering life in Russia’s ethnic republics.
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foreign agent
U.S. Journalist Working for Radio Free Europe Detained in Russia
Alsu Kurmasheva, an editor with the U.S. Congress-funded outlet's Tatar-Bashkir service, was charged with failing to register as a foreign agent.
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exiled reporter
France Probes Suspected Poisoning of Russian Journalist Who Staged TV Protest
Reporters Without Borders's secretary general Christophe Deloire said Ovsyannikova had felt unwell in the street early Thursday morning.
2 Min read
podcast
Western Journalists Expelled From Russia Reflect on Departure
Dutch journalist Eva Hartog and Finnish journalist Anna-Lena Lauren were forced to leave Russia this year after their visas and accreditations were not...
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sender unknown
Pro-War Russian Journalists Sent Severed Pig’s Heads – Reports
The state-affiliated journalists also reported having previously received death threats over their support of the war in Ukraine.
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prison transfer
Jailed Reporter Safronov Moved to Siberian Hospital
Ivan Safronov wrote that he was taken to a tuberculosis sanatorium in the Krasnoyarsk region after spending three days at an unknown transit point.
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risk in exile
Novaya Gazeta Europe Says Journalists’ Phones May Have Been Hacked With Pegasus Spyware
The suspected hackings underscore the continued threats to Russian journalists who fled abroad amid their country’s crackdown on independent voices.
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jailed reporter
Family of U.S. Journalist Gershkovich Seeks UN's Help in Securing Release from Russia
Gershkovich's parents and sister said they had submitted a petition to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
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