Russian Human Rights Activist Aleksandr Gaponenko Was Convicted in Riga
The court of the Vidzeme suburb of Riga on December 17th sentenced human rights defender, President of the Institute of European Studies (Riga) and Doctor of Economics Aleksandr Gaponenko to a year of probation on charges of inciting hostility or hatred on the grounds of race, ethnicity and nationality, the website “rus.DELFI.lv” reported. According to the indictment, the alleged acts appeared mainly as publications on the Internet. On April 20th 2018, Aleksandr Gaponenko was detained by the Security Police for...
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