

Human Rights in Russia
Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev's airtight grip on power has squelched political opposition, curtailed press freedoms and fought brutal wars in the Caucasus. More than a quarter of all complaints filed at the European Court of Human Rights are against Russia.
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The Putin Generation He Is Sent to the Front, She Takes to the Streets
The Intellectual Exodus from Russia
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Daria Navalnaya, Daughter of Alexei Navalny "I Started Seeing Agents Everywhere"
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Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny on His Poisoning "I Assert that Putin Was Behind the Crime"
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Ukrainian Director Oleg Sentsov on Being a Political Prisoner in Russia 'They Try to Get Under Your Skin'
Interview with Alexei Navalny 'The Kremlin Blocks Every Alternative to Putin'
National Awakening Alexei Navalny Shakes Up a Slumbering Russia
Daughters of the Opposition A Trio of Women Challenging Putin and the Kremlin
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