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Review: The New Greatness Case

27/06/2022 - Anna Shishova’s poignant yet chilling documentary methodically reveals the perversity and manipulation inherent to state repression in Russia

Review: The New Greatness Case

27/06/2022 - Anna Shishova’s poignant yet chilling documentary methodically reveals the perversity and manipulation inherent to state repression in Russia

Sentences of extremist group that planned armed takeover of Russia slashed weeks after Putin intervenes on human rights grounds -- Society s Child -- Sott net

Tue, 12 Jan 2021 18:16 UTC © Sputnik / Alexey Kudenko Four men at the center of a plot to overthrow the Russian government by force have had their sentences reduced by a Moscow court on Tuesday. All but one are currently serving a long term in a penal colony for their involvement. The group, which went by the name New Greatness , was labeled by prosecutors as an extremist cell. However, during a widely publicized trial last year, the defendants insisted they had been encouraged to set it up by undercover operatives from the police and Russia s top security agency, the FSB. Ruslan Kostylenkov, Peter Karamzin, and Vyacheslav Kryukov each had their prison term reduced by between three and six months. However, all are still serving terms of more than six years. Another activist, Maxim Roshchin, had been handed a suspended sentence, and similarly had six months shaved off its length.

Russian Activist Convicted Under Repeat Protest Law Walks Free From Prison

Russian Activist Convicted Under ‘Repeat Protest’ Law Walks Free From Prison Dec. 16, 2020 Konstantin Kotov was the second person ever to be prosecuted under a law criminalizing repeated participation in unsanctioned rallies. Andrei Vasilyev / TASS Russian activist Konstantin Kotov was released from prison Wednesday after serving 18 months for “multiple breaches” of Russia’s protest law. Kotov, who was arrested during the summer 2019 Moscow election protests, was the second person ever to be prosecuted under the controversial law criminalizing repeated participation in unauthorized rallies. A Moscow court cut the 35-year-old computer programmer’s four-year jail sentence to 18 months this spring. news The OVD-Info police-monitoring website reported that Kotov walked free from a penal colony 100 kilometers east of Moscow in the dark early hours of Wednesday. 

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