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    A Russian journalist self-immolates blames the government.

    Charlie JamesonBy Charlie JamesonOctober 3, 2020Updated:April 27, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Before her self-immolation, the editor-in-chief of Koza Press commits suicide as government forces raided her home to check her links with Kremlin critic. 

    On Friday a Russian journalist died in Nizhny Novgorod, after putting herself in hearthplace in the front of the nearby department of the indoor ministry, a day after her rental changed into searched with the aid of using police, her information outlet stated.

    Editor-in-chief of Koza blames the Russian government before committing suicide:

    She labored as editor-in-leader at Koza Press, a small nearby information outlet that marketed itself as having “no censorship, no orders ‘from above’”. Before her self-immolation, Irina Slavina took to Facebook and wrote: “I ask you to blame the Russian Federation for my death.” A day earlier than her death, she wrote on Facebook that law enforcement officials and investigators had searched her rental, writing that they had been searching for “leaflets, brochures, and accounts” from the Open Russia competition group. It is backed by Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a well-known Kremlin critic. She stated they seized notebooks, her pc, and different electronics, in addition to her daughter’s computer and her husband’s cellular phone.

    Independent Russian journalist dies by self-immolation - New York Daily News

    Opposition pressure the government on journalist’s self-immolation:

    Russia’s Investigative Committee stated it changed into establishing an initial inquiry after a lady self-immolated in Nizhny Novgorod, a town of 1.3 million round four hundred km (250 miles) east of Moscow. It did now no longer call Slavina in its statement. The committee’s nearby department withinside the Nizhny Novgorod place later stated that Slavina’s self-immolation had not anything to do with the searches done at her rental on a preceding day. It stated she changed into best a witness withinside the crook case for which the searches had been being done. Members of Russia’s competition stated Slavina has been beneath neath stress from the authorities.

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