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Russian court jails rights lawyer for 12 years on treason charge

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Briefings

A Russian court sentenced a rights lawyer to 12 years in prison for treason after prosecutors claimed she shared security details with Ukraine. The case involves a woman accused of leaking classified information, with her defense team arguing the data was not secret. The evidence provided is limited to the prosecution's claim and the defense's rebuttal, offering no details on the specific documents, the nature of the leak, or the broader geopolitical context.

Key points

• A Russian court sentenced a rights lawyer to 12 years in prison for treason.
• Prosecutors alleged the lawyer shared security details with Ukraine, while her lawyers argued the information was not secret.

Context

This case involves a woman accused of leaking classified information to Ukraine, with a Russian court imposing a 12-year sentence. The evidence is limited to the prosecution's claim and the defense's rebuttal, offering no details on the specific documents, the nature of the leak, or the broader geopolitical context.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the prosecution's claim and the defense's rebuttal. Specific documents, the nature of the leak, and the broader geopolitical context are not provided. The evidence does not include additional background on the case's history or the specific individuals involved.

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