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The Convicted Prisoner in the Case of the Transfer of 5,000 Rubles to Ukraine with Tears Refused to File a Complaint with the Colony; She Could Not Explain the Decision of the FIN Officers

The Novosibir Regional Court dismissed the lawsuit of the programmer Nina Slobodčikova, who had previously been sentenced to 12...

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The Convicted Prisoner in the Case of the Transfer of 5,000 Rubles to Ukraine with Tears Refused to File a Complaint with the Colony; She Could Not Explain the Decision of the FIN Officers

The Novosibir Regional Court dismissed the lawsuit of the programmer Nina Slobodčikova, who had previously been sentenced to 12...

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Political Prisoner Nina Slobodchikova Withdrew Her Lawsuit Against the Colony — in Tears and in the Presence of Employees of the Federal Penitentiary Service — Novaya Gazeta

18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED AND/OR SENT BY A FOREIGN AGENT NOVAYA GAZETA ONLINE EDITION OR CONCERNS THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN AGENT THE NOVAYA GAZETA ONLINE EDITION The Novosibirsk Regional Court has terminated proceedings on Nina Slobodchikova's claim against Novosibirsk Correctional Colony No. 9, SotaVision* reports. Slobodchikova challenged preventive registration as prone to extremism and terrorism. She deman…

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The Convicted Prisoner in the Case of the Transfer of 5,000 Rubles to Ukraine with Tears Refused to File a Complaint with the Colony; She Could Not Explain the Decision of the FIN Officers

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The Convicted Prisoner in the Case of the Transfer of 5,000 Rubles to Ukraine with Tears Refused to File a Complaint with the Colony; She Could Not Explain the Decision of the FIN Officers

Political Prisoner Nina Slobodchikova Withdrew Her Lawsuit Against the Colony — in Tears and in the Presence of Employees of the Federal Penitentiary Service — Novaya Gazeta

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The Convicted Prisoner in the Case of the Transfer of 5,000 Rubles to Ukraine with Tears Refused to File a Complaint with the Colony; She Could Not Explain the Decision of the FIN Officers

Political Prisoner Nina Slobodchikova Withdrew Her Lawsuit Against the Colony — in Tears and in the Presence of Employees of the Federal Penitentiary Service — Novaya Gazeta

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