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by Denis Grigorian
November 11, 2026

Is Humanity an Alien Concept to Russian Judges? Three Generations of the Strilets Family Deprived of Freedom, Health and Life Following an Alleged FSB Provocation

Another tragedy in the so-called legal system of modern Russia. This time, in occupied Crimea. And […]
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by Denis Grigorian
October 17, 2026

Real-Life Horror: Killing Your Eight-Month-Old Daughter Together with Your Wife and Putting Her Remains Through a Meat Grinder — 13, 15 Years in Prison. Setting Fire to a Railway Relay Cabinet — 19 Years.

We have previously written about the astonishing sentences handed down by Russia’s judicial system, comparing punishments […]
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by Denis Grigorian
October 14, 2026

9 ans pour l’incendie d’une antenne-relais, 10 ans pour le massacre d’une famille avec un enfant de 3 ans. L’arithmétique de la « justice » russe pour les mineur

We have already conducted a comparative analysis of sentences handed down by the so-called Russian judicial […]
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by Denis Grigorian
September 23, 2026

A “Cannibal” Is a Cannibal’s Friend, Not an Enemy: Or How Murders Involving the Eating of Human Flesh Became Punishable by Sentences Comparable to Those for Drawing a Caricature

Friends, today our article is not exactly about activists or prisoners of conscience, although we will […]
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by Denis Grigorian
September 18, 2026

Dmitry Lyamin was sentenced to 22 years for a scorched window frame and conversations with fellow inmates. Nearly 100 years of fear and terror — and why Lubyanka should become a memorial.

Troubling Signs Troubling reports are reaching us about a new escalation against political activists and, more […]
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by Denis Grigorian
September 11, 2026

Old story or new — you decide: Daniil Klyuka was arrested and sentenced to 20 years in prison after being denounced over caricatures drawn in pencil in a newspaper.

It reads like a note from the distant 1930s. A rural art teacher used to draw […]
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by Denis Grigorian
September 8, 2026

People’s Defense Squad Against State Terror: In the Penza Region, Villagers United Against Those Who Abduct People and Send Them to War

Sometimes positive news does come from Russia. People do not always treat someone else’s misfortune as […]
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by Denis Grigorian
August 31, 2026

“They raped me in the military police, but I did not falsely accuse my comrades”: military police demanded false testimony against fellow servicemen

No matter how strongly we, as an anti-war and anti-Putin community, condemn those Russians who supported […]
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by Denis Grigorian
August 19, 2026

“If a Friend Suddenly Turns Out…” — Not a Friend, but a Real Enemy: Sergey Lange Sentenced to 15 Years for Following the FSB’s Instructions and Continuing the “Surveillance”

The case of Sergey Lange is not entirely representative of persecution specifically for words or beliefs, […]
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