

In this Monday, Nov. 30, 2009 file photo Nataliya Magnitskaya, mother of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky who died in jail, holds a photo of her son as she speaks during an interview with the AP in Moscow.
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Russian сourt portrays dead whistleblower as money-Hungry schemer
Play puts Russian justice system in dock over lawyer's death
Russia set to start posthumous trial of whistleblower Magnitsky
Medvedev says Magnitsky fallout not bad for Russian business
Russian prosecutors seek innocent verdict in Magnitsky's death
Lavrov: Russia will deny visas to U.S. violators of human rights in response to Magnitsky Act
Medvedev vows both symmetrical and asymmetrical response to Magnitsky Act
Lavrov: Russia does not care about contents of US' Magnitsky list
Russia to demand explanations over reports about UK's Magnitsky list
Human Rights Watch: Pussy Riot case drew more public response than cases of Khodorkovsky, Magnitsky
Voice of America: Why does Kremlin defend suspects in Magnitsky case?
Russian delegation hits Washington to lobby against 'Magnitsky' sanctions
OSCE: OSCE Parliamentary Assembly calls on countries to implement Magnitsky sanctions
Russia endorses list of US personae non gratae in response to 'Magnitsky list'
MOSCOW — The mother of a whistle-blowing Russian lawyer who died in prison is thanking President Barack Obama for a U.S. law targeting Russian officials deemed to be human rights violators involved in her son's death.
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