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Identified by international monitoring bodies and diplomatic missions as a priority concern.
Subjected to physical abuse or severe ill-treatment in detention. Violation of international law.
- 01Sentenced to 8 years in 2023
- 02Reported being beaten in an FSB building
- 03His wife Maria Rose was also sentenced in absentia
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- 01discrediting the army
- 02justifying terrorism
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The Detained. (2026). Case file: Richard Rose (TD case cmrw9xx6, record version 2026-07-22). Retrieved July 24, 2026, from https://thedetained.org/prisoners/cmrw9xx6j0008xiu4r7gaygu5. Original data from OVD-Info (https://ovd.info/express-news/2026/07/21/richarda-rouza-obvinili-v-opravdanii-igil-i-vlasovcev).
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