Summer of Russian discontent: Silencing critical media takes on more sophisticated forms in Russia

Article Abstract:

Amidst the recent wave of violent journalistic deaths in Russia such as gang-style shooting and fatal stabbing of the editors, subtler forms of pressure on the media go unpunished. For years, media in Russian and other countries from the former Soviet bloc have been suffering an ominously covert form of political blackmail.

Legal issues & crime, Crimes against, Death of

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Georgian 60 Minutes saved

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The nation of Georgia has a television program called '60 Minutes' which is similar to the program of the same name in the US. Georgian television journalist Akaki Gogichaishvili, who operates the program, had a journalism fellowship in the US.

Georgia (Country), Cases, Georgia (Nation), Gogichaishvili, Akaki, Babitsky, Andrei

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From Russia, with love for freedom

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Russian investigative journalist Artyom Borovik was killed in an airline crash on Mar 9, 2000. There are some individuals who believe the crash was not an accident.

Biography, Borovik, Artyom

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