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Tricks, Threats, Tragedy: Central Asian Migrants Targeted In Russian Military Mobilization

Human rights groups say Central Asian citizens and dual nationals are being targeted by recruiters amid Russia's mobilization. They say some have been coerced or tricked into joining the Russian military.

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Putin reportedly enlists serial killers, a cannibal to fight in Ukraine war

Putin reportedly enlists serial killers, a cannibal to fight in Ukraine war
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Putin sending cannibal and serial killers to fight Ukraine is stuff of nightmares

Putin sending cannibal and serial killers to fight Ukraine is stuff of nightmares
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Special Report: How Russia s new Gulag tries to break convicts like Alexei Navalny

By Polina Nikolskaya, Anton Zverev, Andrew Osborn and Maria Tsvetkova

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How Russia s new gulag tries to break convicts like Alexei Navalny

May 22, 2021 POKROV, Russia – He looked gaunt and weak, his skin stretched tightly over his skull. Video of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny that emerged in late April has focused attention on a Russian prison system that, former inmates say, is designed to break convicts, not reform them, and where medical neglect is rife. Navalny had just ended a 24-day hunger strike when he appeared by video link at a Moscow court hearing, his latest skirmish with Russian prosecutors. His refusal to eat was in protest at the prison authority’s refusal to allow an outside specialist to treat him for back pain.

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