A Russian court sentenced the author of 'Meduza'
A Russian court sentenced the author of 'Meduza', journalist Asia Zolnikova, to two and a half years in a colony for her participation in the activities of a 'undesirable' organization (part 1 of article 284.1 of the Criminal Code).
Coverage (8 sources)
- Author of "Meduza" Asa Zolnikova sentenced to two and a half years in prison in absentia for involvement in work of "undesirable" organization — Медиазона
- Freelance journalist of Meduza sentenced in absentia to two and a half years for cooperation with an 'undesirable organization' — BBC News Русская служба
- Journalist Asia Zolnikova sentenced in absentia in Russia to 2.5 years in a colony for cooperation with "Meduza" — Настоящее Время
- Author of "Meduza" Asya Zolnikova sentenced to two and a half years in prison in absentia for involvement in activities of a "undesirable" organization — Meduza
- Journalist Zolnikova of Meduza sentenced to 2.5 years in absentia — Вечерняя Москва
- Khokhlovsky Court of Moscow sentenced economist Boris Grozovsky to two years in prison in absentia — Радио Свобода
- Court in Russia sentenced journalist Boris Grozovsky to two years in prison for interview with Radio Svoboda — Настоящее Время
- Economist Boris Grozovsky sentenced to 2 years in prison in absentia for interview with Radio Svoboda — Медиазона
Key entities
- Moscow
- Asea Zolnikova
- Meduza
- Boris Grozovsky
- Russia
- Radio Liberty
- Khoroshevsky Court
- Mediasphere
- Khoroshevsky District Court
- Tushinsky District Court
- Evening Moscow
- Ludmila Neferodova
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