Human rights activist shows government what she really thinks

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Lyudmila Alexeyeva, a human rights activist and one of the founders of the Moscow Helsinki Watch Group, made this gesture during a news conference dealing with the investigation of Hermitage Capital lawyer Sergei Magnitsky’s death, in Moscow.

Sergei Magnitsky was arrested after accusing Interior Ministry officials of corruption and died in custody in 2009.

Magnitsky, 37, had accused the Interior Ministry officials of using false tax documents to steal $230 million from the state.

According to the Washington Post, a private investigation was conducted into Magnitsky’s death.

“The Russian government knows exactly who tortured and killed Sergei Magnitsky, as well as who stole $230 million, but has refused to investigate and prosecute them,” the report concluded.

It also contained evidence of what it describes as an official cover up of Magnitsky’s death, complete with pictures of dozens of Russian officials it claims were responsible.

The report showed photos of luxury houses, expensive cars and other assets allegedly obtained by officials Magnitsky had accused of wrongdoing.

“All government bodies systematically denied Sergei Magnitsky any form of medical attention,” the investigation said. unshaven girls buy over the counter medicines zp-pdl.com https://zp-pdl.com/fast-and-easy-payday-loans-online.php payday loan