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Amnesty International revokes Navalny's status

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Amnesty International revokes Navalny's status

Amnesty International revokes Navalny's status

Amnesty Internaional has revoked its 'prisoner of conscience' status previously given to Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.

It relates to past comments he's made that the NGO say qualify as advocacy of hate.

Adam Reed reports.


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