Artiom Kriger

Artiom Kriger

journalist Russia

Artiom Kriger is a journalist known for his collaboration with the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) founded by Alexei Navalnîi. He has been sentenced to five years and six months in prison for participating in what the Russian government labels as an 'extremist organization'. Kriger has openly criticized the oppressive media environment in Russia, stating that being an honest journalist is considered a criminal act under Putin's regime.

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Serbia Serbia: Artiom Kriger was sentenced to prison for working for an extremist organization. 4

Ana Aleksandrova Aleksej Navaljni Antonina Favorskaja Kostantin Gabov Sergej Karelin Aleksej Gorinov Katarina Tertukhina Olga Podoplelova
Blic – popular Serbian tabloid/daily, est. 1996: Ruska frizerka osuđena na zatvor zbog optužbi komšinice da je širila lažne vesti

Lithuania Lithuania: Artiom Kriger received a five and a half year prison sentence for his involvement in extremist activities. 5

Aleksej Navalny Antonina Kravcova Konstantin Gabov Sergej Karelin Christophe Lemoine
15min – major Lithuanian news website: Prancūzija ragina nedelsiant paleisti Rusijos žurnalistus, rašiusius apie Aleksejų Navalną

Moldova Moldova: Artiom Kriger was convicted for his collaboration with the Anti-Corruption Foundation. 6

Alexei Navalny Antonina Favorskaya Serghei Karelin Konstantin Gabov
Ziarul de Gardă: „În Rusia lui Putin, a fi un jurnalist onest în loc de a fi un propagandist rușinos este un act criminal și extremist”. Patru jurnaliști care au colaborat cu fundația lui Navalnîi, condamnați la închisoare