Russia's Supreme Court Upholds 16-Year Sentence for Dissident Alexander Skobow

Russia's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal and affirmed a 16-year prison sentence for 68-year-old dissident Alexander Skobow, who was convicted of 'justifying terrorism' and involvement in an organization deemed extremist.

1 Apr, 11:55 — 1 Apr, 11:55

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Russia’s Supreme Court upholds 16-year sentence against dissident

Russia’s Supreme Court has rejected a cassation appeal and upheld a 16-year prison sentence against Alexander Skobow, a 68-year-old dissident convicted of “justifying terrorism” and participating in the activities of an organization designated as terrorist by Russian authorities, the Telegram news channel SotaVision reported.

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