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Articles with tag "Justice"
damp squib
Man Jailed for Treason After Attempted Swim to Odesa
A man who tried to join the Ukrainian army by swimming from Crimea to Odesa has been jailed for six years.
Stifling dissent
Prosecutors Seek 9 Years for Journalist Accused of Spreading 'Fake News'
Prosecutors asked for Russian journalist Maria Ponomarenko to be sentenced to nine years in jail on Tuesday, the Kommersant business daily reported, citing...
Theater of the Absurd
Russian Fined for Discussing Fine for Sharing Zelensky Dream
A Russian court in the Siberian city of Chita has fined a local man for speaking to the press about the fine he had previously received for sharing a dream...
stiff sentence
Russia Jails Blogger for 9 Years in Absentia for 'False Information' on War
A court in Moscow sentenced one of the first people charged under Russia’s wartime law against spreading “knowingly false information&rdquo...
Sergei Furgal
Former Khabarovsk Governor Found Guilty of Double Murder
The former governor of Russia’s Khabarovsk region, Sergei Furgal, was found guilty of murder by a Moscow region court on Thursday, according to...
military discipline
Russian Conscript Sentenced to 5-and-a-Half Years for Beating Officer
A conscript in the Russian army who pushed and swore at his superior officer on a parade ground in the Moscow region last year was sentenced to five-and-a-half...
human rights
Russia’s Justice Ministry Seeks Dissolution of Moscow Helsinki Group
Russia's Justice Ministry has filed for a court order to shut down one of the country's most prominent and respected human rights organizations, the state-run...
continuing crackdown
Russian Court Deems Human Rights NGO Vesna 'Extremist Organization'
A St. Petersburg court on Tuesday recognized the Russian human rights NGO Vesna as an extremist organization, the group announced in a statement, a move...
mystery dissolved
Russia Bans Online Journal Riddle as ‘Undesirable’ Organization
The office of Russia's Prosecutor General officially designated the online journal Riddle as an “undesirable” organization on Tuesday, accusing...
desperate measures
Former Khabarovsk Governor Plans Hunger Strike to Protest Trial
Sergei Furgal, the jailed former governor of Russia’s Khabarovsk region, has announced he plans to go on hunger strike to protest the violation of...
unprecedented crackdown
Russia Court Extends Kremlin Critic Yashin's Detention by 6 Months
A Russian court on Wednesday extended by six months the detention of opposition politician Ilya Yashin, who risks being jailed 10 years for denouncing...
Ruling breakdown
Explainer: What Does the Verdict on the Downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 Mean?
A Dutch court on Thursday convicted three men and acquitted one other for the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine in 2014, which killed...
Jailhouse blues
Navalny Says New Charges Could Mean Up to 30 Years Jail Time
Jailed Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny said Thursday he was slapped with new terrorism and extremism charges that he says could put him behind...
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