INDICTMENT: April 7, 2009. How torturing policemen, judges and prosecutors were (NOT) held accountable 

On April 7-8, 2009, when thousands of young people went out to protest against the April 5 parliamentary election fraud, and police forces were mobilized to repress the peaceful protest, hundreds of young people were detained forcefully, and taken to police commissariats, where they were humiliated and tortured. Dozens

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Корнелия Козонак, Джульетта Савицки
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