A court in Russia sentenced publicist Boris Grozovsky in absentia to two years in prison for an interview with Radio Liberty.
The Khorushevsky District Court in Moscow found economic commentator and publicist Boris Grozovsky guilty of participating in the activities of an "undesirable organization" and sentenced him in absentia to two years in prison.
We are talking about his interview with Radio Liberty, where he talked about the debt problem among the Russians.
Boris Grozovsky is a Russian journalist and economic commentator. He was a reporter and editor at Vedomosti, a reporter for Forbes Russia, Republika, The New Times, The Moscow Times and other publications. Grozovsky is now the editor-in-chief of the Haaretz wa Holam project.