In her report, Mariana Kačarova emphasizes that the situation of human rights in Russia has worsened since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, highlighting the systematic repression of opponents. Russian authorities use torture and intimidation to suppress dissent, and medical personnel are involved in acts of torture, including training prison staff in administering electric shocks. Kačarova calls on Russia to hold accountable the medical personnel involved in these abuses.
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O expertă ONU avertizează că drepturile omului în Rusia se deteriorează rapid. „Șocuri electrice pentru a creşte durerea"
Situaţia drepturilor omului s-a înrăutăţit în Rusia, avertizează o expertă a ONU
Situaţia drepturilor omului s-a înrăutăţit în Rusia, avertizează o expertă a ONU
ONU Situaţia drepturilor omului s-a înrăutăţit în Rusia
ONU: Drepturile omului în Rusia, în cădere liberă de la începutul războiului din Ucraina
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