To our friends, who did not abandon us when we were in trouble
This is Evgeniia Zatoka again coming over the airwaves!
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Release Andrey Zatoka!
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To our friends, who did not abandon us when we were in trouble
This is Evgeniia Zatoka again coming over the airwaves!
Andrei Zatoka's harsh five-year sentence for assault has been overturned and replaced with an undisclosed fine, marking the second time in three years the prominent Turkmen environmental activist has narrowly avoided going to prison for what he believes were trumped-up charges.
A Prison Sentence is Replaced by a Fine for One Turkmen Environmentalist
Andrey Zatoka Freed From Prison and Forced to Leave Turkmenistan
On November 5 Amnesty International issued Statement, admitting Adrey Zatoka to be a prisoner of conscience.
There are many words in different languages with which you can thank a person, yet they would still not be enough to express our gratitude. To friends who from the outset took on the “Zatoka case” a most heartfelt thank you!
This morning, Andrey Zatoka’s sentence was commuted to a fine at his appeal in the Dashovuz Oblast Court. He is finalizing documents and on his way to Russia. The international community is continuing to monitor the situation closely until Andrey arrives on Russian soil. He is scheduled to arrive in Moscow on Saturday, November 7th.
The US Embassy in Ashgabat's November 4, 2009 Statement on the Imprisonment of Environmental Activist Andrei Zatoka
Statement written on October 31, 2009 by Evgeniia Zatoka, detailing the trail and associated events.
Today, October 31, I, Evgenia Zatoka, wife of the convicted, Andrey Zatoka, appealed to the Russian Embassy in Ashgabat and met with embassy official Aleksey Mikhailovich Demin...
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