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15 years ago Mikhail Khodorkovsky was arrested at gunpoint. The Putin regime feared his overtly democratic stance and commitment to building an active civil society in Russia. Mikhail Khodorkovsky offers his insight into what happened back in 2003.

On 23 October the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission published its report on the state of human rights in Russia. The report found that under Putin’s rule Russian citizens have been unable to exercise their human rights, and that the UK must take significant steps to protect Russian citizens wanting to exercise their rights.

The window for registering for the Russia vs Putin conference is entering its final week. The registration period is due to end on 26 October.

Ordinary Russians are becoming more and more unhappy with living standards and costs, while leaders in the oil industry are experiencing a boom.

The Kremlin has taken measures to make available vast funds for civil servants, in a move designed to ‘motivate’ state officials.

All the while, ordinary Russians, especially those who stand vocally in opposition of the Putin regime, shall remain victims of state-sponsored violence

The Conservative Party Human Rights Commission is presenting its in-depth report into the current state of Human Rights in Putin’s Russia. Three survivors and exiles of the Putin regime are to talk about their experience and views on how the Kremlin deals with Human Rights.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky offers his first-hand knowledge on kill orders, as well as his philosophical musings on life.

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