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Moscow: More than 1,400 protesters were detained by Russian authorities during rallies supporting Alexei Navalny, a civil monitoring group said Wednesday, after the Kremlin’s most prominent...
MOSCOW: More than 1,400 protesters were detained by Russian authorities during rallies supporting Alexei Navalny, a civil monitoring group said Wednesday, after the Kremlin’s most prominent critic was jailed for nearly three years amid international condemnation. The court’s decision Tuesday to turn a 2014 suspended sentence into real jail time will see the 44-year-old anti-corruption campaigner — who accuses Moscow of poisoning him last year — serve a lengthy prison term. Britain, France, Germany, the United States and the European Union denounced the ruling and called for his immedi...
Channels Television Updated February 3, 2021 This handout picture posted on September 23, 2020 on the Instagram account of @navalny shows Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny sitting on a bench in Berlin. Handout / Instagram account @navalny / AFP More than 1,400 protesters were detained by Russian authorities during rallies supporting Alexei Navalny, a civil monitoring group said Wednesday after the Kremlin’s most prominent critic was jailed for nearly three years amid international condemnation. The court’s decision Tuesday to turn a 2014 suspended sentence into real jail time...
Navalny jailed, as hundreds detained CHALLENGES: Alexei Navalny’s supporters called for more demonstrations, while Western nations condemned the ruling and Moscow accused them of interference AFP, MOSCOW More than 1,400 protesters were detained by Russian authorities during rallies supporting Alexei Navalny, a civil monitoring group said yesterday, after the Kremlin’s most prominent critic was jailed for nearly three years amid international condemnation. The court’s decision on Tuesday to turn a 2014 suspended sentence into real jail time wou...
Channels Television Updated February 2, 2021 Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, charged with violating the terms of a 2014 suspended sentence for embezzlement, stands inside a glass cell during a court hearing in Moscow on February 2, 2021. Handout / Moscow City Court press service / AFP A Moscow court on Tuesday granted a prosecutors’ request for Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to serve prison time for violating the terms of his parole. Judge Natalya Repnikova ordered a suspended three-and-a-half-year sentence Navalny received in 2014 to be changed to time in a penal colony,...