Russia’s prison service finds no violation of the rights of political prisoner Alexander Kynev, whose leg was broken during his arrest
The Moscow branch of Russia’s Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN) said it found no violations of the rights of political scientist Alexander Kynev, who was diagnosed with two fractures of his tibia after being detained. The legal rights project Slovo Zashchite (lit. “Word to the Defense”) reported the finding after publishing the agency’s response to an appeal by urbanist Mikhail Popov, who had…
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