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Russia's Youngest Political Prisoner, Arseny Turbin, Faces New Charges

Arseny Turbin, who became one of Russia's youngest political prisoners at age 15, is now reportedly facing new charges, prompting his mother to express fears for his life.

15 Apr, 16:25 — 15 Apr, 16:25
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Moscow TimesMostly Factual118d ago

At 15, He Became One of Russia’s Youngest Political Prisoners. He Now Faces New Charges.

“I’m afraid for my child’s life,” Arseny Turbin's mother has said.

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