A court in Russia sentences Lyubov Sobol, an ally of Alexei Navalny, to eighteen months of parole-like restrictions after finding her guilty of violations of COVID-19 restrictions. She rejects the convictions, calling them politically motivated and nonsense.
A court in Russia sentences Alexei Navalny's ally Lyubov Sobol to one year and a half of parole-like restrictions after finding her guilty of violations to COVID-19 restrictions. Sobol must remain in her house between determinate times of the day. She rejects the convictions, calling it politically-motivated and nonsense.
A court in Russia sentences Lyubov Sobol,an allyofAlexeiNavalny,toeighteenmonthsof parole-like restrictions after finding her guilty of violations of COVID-19 restrictions. She rejects the convictions, calling them politicallymotivated and nonsense.
/cloudfront-us-east-2.images.arcpublishing.com/reuters/KETLUVDNYBKWBJHLGOSPMSBGM4.jpg "Russian court restricts Navalny ally Sobol's freedoms for 18 months © Reuters")