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Who is Oleg Orlov, jailed Russian rights activist

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 28 February 2024
The Norwegian Nobel Committee condemns the imprisonment of Russian human rights activist Oleg Orlov, denouncing it as a bid to silence dissent. Orlov, a prominent member of Memorial, received a 2½-year sentence for criticizing Russia's invasion of Ukraine. International figures express alarm, highlighting concerns over shrinking space for dissent in Russia.
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