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Lev Shlosberg, deputy chair of Russia's Yabloko party, was sentenced to 11 years and one month in prison for opposing the war in Ukraine and calling for a ceasefire. He was convicted under charges of
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These outlets lead with the court's decision to jail the opposition figure for his anti-war statements, emphasizing the personal legal consequence and the arbitrary nature of the charge.
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These outlets frame the sentencing as part of a coordinated Kremlin crackdown that includes banning the entire Yabloko party from the September ballot, positioning it as systemic elimination of anti-war voices from the electoral process.
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Russia’s Supreme Court on Monday upheld the exclusion of liberal opposition party Yabloko from September’s legislative elections, eliminating the country’s only explicitly anti-war party from the ballot, as dozens of the party's supporters were detained outside the court. The…
