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Russian President pardons convicted octogenarian

18:00 16/09/2019 Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed an order granting pardon to a convicted man born 1938.

Russian Supreme Court quashes guilty verdicts more often than acquittals – statistics

17:17 16/09/2019 The Supreme Court of Russia in the first half of 2019 vacated judgements of guilt twice as frequently as acquittals, according to the judicial statistics published on the court’s website.

Eurasian Alliance of Ombudsmen to be extended – Moskalkova

16:37 16/09/2019 The Eurasian Alliance of Ombudsmen has great possibilities for provision of assistance to people and will be extended, according to the Russian human rights commissioner Tatiana Moskalkova.

Investigators seek for detention of hockey player accused of cryptocurrency fraud

15:58 16/09/2019 Investigators are petitioning for detention of hockey player Igor Musatov, who stands charged with cryptocurrency fraud.

Appeal against house arrest of Rolf car dealer senior executive rejected

14:14 16/09/2019 The Moscow City Court on Monday dismissed an appeal against extension of house arrest of Anatoly Kairo, the development department director of the major car dealer Rolf involved in a case over siphoning 4 billion rubles ($63 million) abroad.

Activist charged with attack against law enforcement officer gets 3.5 years in jail

13:21 16/09/2019 Activist Pavel Ustinov on Monday was found guilty of inflicting personal injury to a National Guard officer when being arrested during an unauthorized rally and received 3.5 years behind bars.

Russian Supreme Court upholds 14-year sentence of Polish national for espionage

12:46 16/09/2019 The Supreme Court of Russia has dismissed an appeal against a14-year prison sentence passed on Polish citizen Marian Radzaevsky for espionage.

Appeal of businessman Ponomarev against sentence for false denunciation set for October

11:55 16/09/2019 The Moscow Regional Court will hear an appeal filed by businessman Konstantin Ponomarev, known for his dispute with IKEA over rented diesel generators, against his 8-year sentence in a false denunciation case on October 8.

Prosecutors’ $85 mln suit against family of FSB colonel accused of bribery set for Sep.20

10:44 16/09/2019 Moscow’s Golovinsky District Court has set for September 20 a prosecutors’ claim to forfeit assets worth over 6.3 billion rubles (over $85 million) from relatives of the Federal Security Service’s (FSB) colonel Kirill Cherkalin charged with bribery.

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Prisoner population in Russia is on decline – Rights Commissioner Moskalkova

18:03 23/01/2020 The number of individuals held in custody in Russia has decreased by 40,000 in 2019 as compared with the figures registered in the same period of 2018, and makes at the moment 523,900.

Initiative to introduce Security Council Deputy Chair post adopted by Russian lawmakers

14:14 23/01/2020 The lower house of Russian parliament, the State Duma adopted a presidential bill establishing a new post, a Deputy Chair of the Security Council, in a final third reading on Thursday.

Russia’s Human Rights Commissioner proposes to criminalize inadequate medical treatment

15:09 23/01/2020 Russia’s ombudsman Tatiana Moskalkova has proposed to include in the national Criminal Code a separate provision defining sanctions for failure to provide adeqate medical aid to patients.

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