Hermitage Capital urges Russian authorities to conduct transparent trial

Interfax
Jamison Firestone, the former boss of Hermitage Capital fund lawyer Sergey Magnitskiy [who died in Russian custody], has asked the Russian Prosecutor-General [Yuriy Chayka] and the head of the Russian Investigations Committee [Aleksandr Bastrykin] to conduct an open trial against Vyacheslav Khlebnikov, who figures in the case relating to embezzlement.

“J. Firestone demanded that the Prosecutor-General’s Office refuse Khlebnikov’s appeal, which is supported by the Interior Ministry, to conduct the trial in a ‘special’ (reduced) manner, without any examination of the evidence in court,” says a statement from the fund received by Interfax today.

“I demand that you fulfil your duty and ensure a full, open and transparent hearing of the case of Vyacheslav Khlebnikov in court. The date and time of the hearing of this case should be announced in advance and representatives of the press and human rights organizations should be allowed into the court room,” the fund quotes Firestone as saying in his appeal to Yuriy Chayka and Aleksandr Bastrykin.

“The public have a right to get answers to questions about the whereabouts of the stolen money, and of those people who directed Khlebnikov and gave him instructions to give contradictory evidence to the investigators,” Firestone writes. займы без отказа займ на карту без отказов круглосуточно https://zp-pdl.com/get-quick-online-payday-loan-now.php https://zp-pdl.com/fast-and-easy-payday-loans-online.php unshaven girls