Tatiana Moskalkova
Tatiana Moskalkova is the Russian Ombudsman, known for her role in advocating for human rights and addressing grievances within the Russian legal system. Recently, she made headlines by suggesting that not all Ukrainian soldiers should be viewed as part of the adversarial forces in the context of the Ukraine conflict, highlighting instances of humanitarian behavior by some soldiers.
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Peru:
Tatiana Moskalkova, the Russian Ombudsman, sent a letter to the Pope requesting help for the return of Russian citizens in Ukraine.
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Russia:
Tatiana Moskalkova reached out to her Azerbaijani counterpart regarding the situation of detained Russians.
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Russia:
Tatiana Moskalkova is the Russian human rights commissioner who requested a review of the legality of the detentions in Yekaterinburg.
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Russia:
Tatiana Moskalkova is the Commissioner for Human Rights who supports the proposed law.
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Russia:
Tatiana Moskalkova stated that among the civilians returning to Russia were residents of the Kursk region and 'political prisoners'.
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Monaco:
Tatiana Moskalkova stated that 34 civilians are still detained by Ukrainians in the city of Sumy.
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Russia:
Tatiana Moskalkova reported the return of 25 residents from the Kursk region who were taken to Ukraine.
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Russia:
Tatiana Moskalkova is involved in compiling lists for the exchange of prisoners.
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Russia:
Tatiana Moskalkova was mentioned as the human rights commissioner to whom patients and their representatives appealed.
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Ecuador:
Tatiana Moskalkova is the Russian ombudswoman who announced the evacuation agreement with Ukraine.
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