Activist stirs up human rights controversy
Aug 26, 1999
Brooke Donald
TALLINN - The jail-house drama surrounding Russian activist Oleg Morozov ended this week when he was released after serving a 20-day detention for an administrative offense. Morozov, 45, was sentenced by a Tallinn administrative court on July 30 for violating the law on aliens which requires that he have a residence permit to live in Estonia. The Russian activist, also deputy chairman of the Union of Russian Citizens in Estonia, opted for the Russian citizenship after Estonia regained independen ...
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