Alexei Navalny

Russian opposition leader

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October 22 2024 Navalny's posthumously published memoir 'Patriot' was launched by his wife Yulia Navalnaya, which he originally started writing in Germany after being poisoned.
October 22 2024 Navalny's posthumously published memoir 'Patriot' was launched by his wife Yulia Navalnaya, which he originally started writing in Germany after being poisoned.
May 24 2024 DW News broadcast revealed that in early 2024, Navalny was nearly part of a potential prisoner exchange involving Evan Gershkovich, proposed in connection with Vadim Krasikov, who was responsible for the 2019 assassination of Zelimkhan Khangoshvili in Berlin.
May 24 2024 DW News broadcast revealed that in early 2024, Navalny was nearly part of a potential prisoner exchange involving Evan Gershkovich, proposed in connection with Vadim Krasikov, who was responsible for the 2019 assassination of Zelimkhan Khangoshvili in Berlin.
February 27 2024 Vasily Dubkov, Navalny's lawyer, was briefly detained in Moscow for 'violating public order', part of ongoing crackdowns on Navalny's legal team and the Anti-Corruption Foundation.
February 27 2024 Vasily Dubkov, Navalny's lawyer, was briefly detained in Moscow for 'violating public order', part of ongoing crackdowns on Navalny's legal team and the Anti-Corruption Foundation.
February 24 2024 Navalny's body was returned to his mother following his death in prison.
February 24 2024 Navalny's body was returned to his mother following his death in prison.
February 16 2024 Reported dead by the Russian prison service, which subsequently led to protests in Russia and internationally.
February 16 2024 Alexei Navalny died in prison in Yamalo-Nenets, Western Siberia after feeling unwell during a morning walk. The Federal Penitentiary Service announced his death at 14:17 Yekaterinburg Time, stating that resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful.
February 16 2024 Navalny died while imprisoned in the IK-3 'Polar Wolf' colony.
February 16 2024 Alexei Navalny died in prison in Yamalo-Nenets, Western Siberia after feeling unwell during a morning walk. The Federal Penitentiary Service announced his death at 14:17 Yekaterinburg Time, stating that resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful.
February 16 2024 Navalny died while imprisoned in the IK-3 'Polar Wolf' colony.
February 16 2024 Reported dead by the Russian prison service, which subsequently led to protests in Russia and internationally.
February 1 2024 Called on supporters to protest Putin and the invasion of Ukraine during the Russian presidential election by voting against Putin simultaneously.
February 1 2024 Called on supporters to protest Putin and the invasion of Ukraine during the Russian presidential election by voting against Putin simultaneously.
2023 Documentary film 'Navalny' won Best Documentary at the 76th British Academy Film Awards and Best Documentary Feature at the 95th Academy Awards.
2023 Documentary film 'Navalny' won Best Documentary at the 76th British Academy Film Awards and Best Documentary Feature at the 95th Academy Awards.
December 25 2023 Navalny was discovered to be in the IK-3 'special regime' colony called 'Polar Wolf' in Kharp, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.
December 25 2023 Navalny was discovered to be in the IK-3 'special regime' colony called 'Polar Wolf' in Kharp, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.
December 15 2023 Prison staff at IK-6 in Vladimir Oblast confirmed Navalny had left the facility and was being transferred to another prison.
December 15 2023 Prison staff at IK-6 in Vladimir Oblast confirmed Navalny had left the facility and was being transferred to another prison.
December 11 2023 Navalny's aides revealed they had lost contact with him for six days, raising concerns about his whereabouts.
December 11 2023 Navalny's aides revealed they had lost contact with him for six days, raising concerns about his whereabouts.
October 13 2023 Three of Navalny's lawyers - Vadim Kobzev, Igor Sergunin, and Alexei Liptser - were detained on charges of participating in an 'extremist group'.
October 13 2023 Three of Navalny's lawyers - Vadim Kobzev, Igor Sergunin, and Alexei Liptser - were detained on charges of participating in an 'extremist group'.
August 4 2023 Navalny was sentenced to an additional 19 years in a 'special regime' colony on charges of extremist activity and 'rehabilitating Nazi ideology' in a closed-doors trial.
August 4 2023 Navalny was sentenced to an additional 19 years in a 'special regime' colony on charges of extremist activity and 'rehabilitating Nazi ideology' in a closed-doors trial.
February 20 2023 Condemned Putin for 'destroying' Russia's future, called for ending the occupation of Ukraine, recognizing Ukraine's 1991 borders, paying war reparations, and supporting an international investigation into war crimes.
February 20 2023 Condemned Putin for 'destroying' Russia's future, called for ending the occupation of Ukraine, recognizing Ukraine's 1991 borders, paying war reparations, and supporting an international investigation into war crimes.
January 10 2023 Over 400 Russian doctors signed an open letter to President Putin demanding an end to Navalny's mistreatment after he fell ill with flu in solitary confinement and was denied medication.
January 10 2023 Over 400 Russian doctors signed an open letter to President Putin demanding an end to Navalny's mistreatment after he fell ill with flu in solitary confinement and was denied medication.
2022 Awarded U.S. Prize For Civil Courage.
2022 Awarded U.S. Prize For Civil Courage.
November 17 2022 Navalny stated he was in permanent solitary confinement, with infractions including not buttoning his collar, not cleaning the prison yard adequately, and addressing a prison official incorrectly.
November 17 2022 Navalny stated he was in permanent solitary confinement, with infractions including not buttoning his collar, not cleaning the prison yard adequately, and addressing a prison official incorrectly.
October 4 2022 Navalny's allies announced they were relaunching his regional political network to fight mobilization and war.
October 4 2022 Navalny's allies announced they were relaunching his regional political network to fight mobilization and war.
September 21 2022 During a court hearing, criticized the Russian military mobilization, questioning why civilians were being drafted when the army and other forces already had significant personnel.
September 21 2022 During a court hearing, criticized the Russian military mobilization, questioning why civilians were being drafted when the army and other forces already had significant personnel.
September 7 2022 Navalny reported being placed in solitary confinement for the fourth time in over a month, which he attributed to attempts to establish a labour union in his penal colony.
September 7 2022 Navalny reported being placed in solitary confinement for the fourth time in over a month, which he attributed to attempts to establish a labour union in his penal colony.
July 11 2022 Navalny relaunched his Anti-Corruption Foundation as an international organisation, with an advisory board including his wife Yulia Navalnaya, Guy Verhofstadt, Anne Applebaum, and Francis Fukuyama.
July 11 2022 Navalny relaunched his Anti-Corruption Foundation as an international organisation, with an advisory board including his wife Yulia Navalnaya, Guy Verhofstadt, Anne Applebaum, and Francis Fukuyama.
June 2022 Transferred to a high-security prison following the rejection of his appeal.
June 2022 Transferred to a high-security prison following the rejection of his appeal.
June 28 2022 Navalny lost his appeal on being designated as 'extremist' and 'terrorist'.
June 28 2022 Navalny lost his appeal on being designated as 'extremist' and 'terrorist'.
May 31 2022 Navalny was officially notified of new extremism charges that could result in an additional 15 years in prison.
May 31 2022 Navalny was officially notified of new extremism charges that could result in an additional 15 years in prison.

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