US ‘slaps travel ban on Russian officials implicated in Sergei Magnitsky death’
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Cameron in Moscow
David Cameron’s visit to Moscow on 12 September will be the first by a British Prime Minister since that of Tony Blair in 2005.
The six year gap can be explained by UK anger at the Russian refusal to extradite the prime suspect, now a Russian deputy, for the murder by poisoning in London of Alexander Litvinenko, the former Russian agent. This murder shocked the UK and led to a freeze in Anglo-Russian relations. Former Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, only had fitful contacts with President Medvedev.
Cameron will be unable to ignore the Litvinenko affair but he will hope to engage with both Putin and Medvedev and move the relationship forward. Both the UK and Russia are permanent members of the UN Security Council and need to cooperate on international issues. There has been some narrowing of differences over Iran and Afghanistan but the two sides were opposed in the recent Libya conflict. Although Moscow abstained in the critical UNSC resolution allowing Britain and France to implement the no fly zone, it then became highly critical as London and Paris pushed for regime change in Tripoli.
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Lebedev Tries To Pull Mask Off ‘Department K,’ No Stranger To Scandal
Russia’s monolithic secret services are back in the media spotlight. And once again, the reason has nothing to do with spying.
On September 13, banker and media mogul Aleksander Lebedev filed a lawsuit against the Federal Security Services (FSB) for financial damages he allegedly incurred after masked special forces armed with machine guns searched the premises of his National Reserve Bank (NRB) in November 2010.
Many speculated the raid was a so-called “mask show,” an act of intimidation and pressure designed to extort money from the businessman on the receiving end.
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Visa ban?
Russian human rights activists and political opposition members have sent a new version of the controversial “Magnitsky list” to the U.S. Senate, proposing to include the names of 305 Russian officials connected to the Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Yukos case – but whether or not anything will come of this proposal remains to be seen.
According to Gazeta, ru, Russia’s Prosecutor General, Yury Chaika, the head of Russia’s Investigative Committee, Aleksandr Bastrykin, and Moscow city court chairman Olga Yegorova are on the list together with prosecutors and judges. The original “Magnitsky list” included names of 60 Russian officials who, along with their families, would be denied American visas for their alleged involvement in the death of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky. Proposed by senator Ben Cardin, the visa restrictions went into effect in July.
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Churov assumes he is on the Magnitsky list – mistakenly
The head of Russia’s electoral commission has said he is privileged to be on a US visa blacklist over the death of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, despite not actually being on the list.
Vladimir Churov told the TV channel Dozhd he was privileged to keep company with dozens of other senior Russian officials banned from entering the US but denied any involvement in the arrest and death of Magnitsky, and the alleged cover up of the massive tax fraud Magnitsky said he had exposed.
Bill Browder, Magnitsky’s old boss at Hermitage Capital, said that Churov was not in fact on the list but condemned Churov’s blasé attitude. “He was not on the list of people who tortured and killed Sergei Magnitsky, but any senior Russian government official who says that he is proud to be associated with those who grossly abused Magnitsky’s human rights immediately calls into question their integrity, their morality and their fitness for public service,” he told The Moscow News.
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Следователь МВД из списка Кардина был приглашен Президентом Медведевым для обсуждения методов «Борьбы с коррупцией в России»
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Вчера 23 ноября 2011 года подполковник Николай Будило был приглашен на встречу с Президентом РФ Медведевым для обсуждения механизмов борьбы с коррупцией. Подполковник Будило Н.Н. входит в список 60 российских чиновников (за номером 23), составленный Хельсинкской Комиссией США, которым запрещен въезд на территорию США в связи с причастностью к гибели Сергея Магнитского, хищению компаний фонда Hermitage и уплаченных ими налогов в размере 5,4 миллиардов рублей из российской казны.
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Встреча состоялась вчера в 14:00 под руководством Президента Медведева для «обсуждения перспективы развития законодательства, проблемы, выявляемые правоприменительной практикой при расследовании различных категорий дел, в том числе о коррупции». По опубликованной информации, на встрече присутствовали 24 представителя силовых ведомств, включая Министра внутренних дел Рашида Нургалиева, Генерального Прокурора Юрия Чайку и Руководителя Следственного комитета Александра Бастрыкина, а также и старшего следователя по особо важным делам 1 отдела управления по расследованию организованной преступной деятельности Следственного департамента МВД — Будило Н.Н…
Следователь Будило был включен в список сенатора Кардина за свое участие в хищении 5,4 млрд.руб. из бюджета РФ — преступлении против российских граждан, раскрытом юристом Сергеем Магнитским. В частности, Николай Будило несет ответственность за приобщение к материалам уголовного дела заведомо подложных документов. Эти документы были использованы для сокрытия роли его коллег, сотрудников МВД Артема Кузнецова и Павла Карпова, в мошенничестве, осуществленном с конфискованными во время обысков и хранящимися на хранении в МВД правоустанавливающими документами компаний фонда Hermitage, оказавшимися в руках ранее знакомых Кузнецову и Карпову мошенников для организации крупнейшего незаконного возврата налогов на сумму в 5,4 млрд.руб., осуществленного в течение одного дня — 24 декабря 2007 года.
Сергей Магнитский, проводивший расследование, в своих показаниях указал на роль обоих сотрудников МВД – Кузнецова и Карпова как соучастников этого преступления против своих сограждан.
“Приглашение Президентом Медведевым следователя из списка Кардина для обсуждения проблем коррупции сродни приглашению Пабло Эскобара для обсуждения борьбы с наркотрафиком. Это превращает в посмешище все планы по борьбе с коррупцией, являясь очковтирательством,” – прокомментировал представитель Hermitage Capital. unshaven girls быстрые займы на карту https://zp-pdl.com/emergency-payday-loans.php https://zp-pdl.com/online-payday-loans-cash-advances.php срочный займ на карту онлайн
Russian Probe Finds Hedge Fund Lawyer Was ‘Tortured, Beaten To Death’
An investigation into the death of Hermitage Capital lawyer Sergei Magnitsky has found that police torture may have contributed to his demise, reports Russia Today.
“The documents we possess testify to the illegal use of rubber clubs,” council member and human rights defender Valery Borshchyov was quoted by Interfax. “It turns out that 8 prison employees were beating one prisoner.”
Other details noted included the delay in medical attention and wounds on the wrists that indicate Magnitsky was struggling to get free.
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Report: Russian Lawyer Magnitsky Beaten to Death in Jail
A private investigation into the 2009 prison death of Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky has concluded that he was beaten to death and denied medical treatment, and accuses the government of failing to prosecute those responsible.
The report by William Browder, founder of the British-based investment fund Hermitage Capital Management for which Magnitsky worked before his arrest, chronicled the developments in the case — from the alleged tax fraud he had exposed, to his prison torture and death following a severe beating by prison guards.
The report follows an investigation by members of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev’s human rights council, which concludes that Magnitsky’s death was caused by physical harm rather than negligence. The council also found that Magnitsky’s arrest and detention were unlawful, but denies any official wrongdoing.
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New Evidence Implicates Russian Officials in Death of Sergei Magnitsky
Vladimir Putin’s official launch of his presidential campaign late last month coincided with the publication of a damning new dossier of evidence relating to the death of Sergei Magnitsky, the whistleblower attorney who has become a martyr to anti-corruption efforts in Russia.
The new report includes documents uncovered by a team of attorneys and forensic experts working for Magnitsky’s former colleagues at the hedge fund Hermitage Capital. The findings implicate Russian officials at various levels in the imprisonment and medical neglect that led to Magnitsky’s death. The dossier also includes evidence that the beating Magnitsky sustained with rubber batons hours before his death was officially sanctioned by prison authorities. The latest revelations add excruciating detail to the unfolding tale of the 37-year-old lawyer’s demise two years ago.
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- Sergei Magnitsky
- Why was Sergei Magnitsky arrested?
- Sergei Magnitsky’s torture and death in prison
- President’s investigation sabotaged and going nowhere
- The corrupt officers attempt to arrest 8 lawyers
- Past crimes committed by the same corrupt officers
- Petitions requesting a real investigation into Magnitsky's death
- Worldwide reaction, calls to punish those responsible for corruption and murder
- Complaints against Lt.Col. Kuznetsov
- Complaints against Major Karpov
- Cover up
- Press about Magnitsky
- Bloggers about Magnitsky
- Corrupt officers:
- Sign petition
- Citizen investigator
- Join Justice for Magnitsky group on Facebook
- Contact us
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