Document #1237115

Amnesty International (Author)

Further information on Urgent Action 43/10 [EUR 46/004/2010]

http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/EUR46/004/2010/en/ab9366f9-7803-41fd-9484-b9882639f80a/eur460042010en.pdf

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  • 23 March 2010 | Amnesty International (Author)

    Russian Federation

    Yulia Privedennaia, a civil society activist, was released from Moscow's Serbskii psychiatric institute on 11 March after experts from the Institute held a formal meeting to assess her mental state; Amnesty International is concerned that she may not receive a fair trial

    Further information on Urgent Action 43/10 [EUR 46/004/2010] (Appeal or News Release, German)

      deID 1349250
    ecoi.net description:
    Yulia Privedennaia, a civil society activist, was released from Moscow's Serbskii psychiatric institute on 11 March after experts from the Institute held a formal meeting to assess her mental state; Amnesty International is concerned that she may not receive a fair trial
    Country:
    Russian Federation
    Source:
    Amnesty International (Author)
    Published:
    23 March 2010
    Original link:
    http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/EUR46/004/2010/en/ab9366f9-7803-41fd-9484-b9882639f80a/eur460042010en.pdf
    Document type:
    Appeal or News Release
    Language:
    English
    Document ID:
    1237115 (former ID 135902)

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