Examples of using Novaya gazeta in English and their translations into Slovak
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Russia's Novaya Gazeta has received this year's Charlemagne Medal for European Media.
In Chechnya she had been a successful author and journalist,working in the North Caucasus as a correspondent for the Moscow newspaper Novaya Gazeta.
Djemal was the former political editor of Novaya Gazeta and had covered conflicts in Georgia and Ukraine.
Novaya Gazeta, a Russian independent newspaper, reported that more than 100 gay men had been arrested and that at least three had died.
According to official information reported by“Novaya Gazeta,” the dump site is only at 57 percent capacity and can be used until 2031.
Novaya Gazeta claimed this week that the campaign is run by Evgeny Prigozhin, a restaurateur who catered Putin's re-inauguration in 2012.
Among those put forward this year are Syrian civilian aid group White Helmets,Russia's Novaya Gazeta newspaper, whistle-blower Edward Snowden and the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees.
Independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta, which broke the news of the crackdown in 2017, earlier on Friday reported renewed persecutions of gay people in Chechnya.
Together with the Klorane brand, which keeps hair color stable, we spoke with Ekaterina Fomina,a correspondent for Novaya Gazeta, and Anastasia Cherepanova, director of the Life as a Miracle Charitable Foundation.
Independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta earlier Friday reported renewed persecutions of gay people in Chechnya.
Novaya Gazeta, Russia's only independent investigative newspaper, infiltrated its“troll farm” of commenters on Russian blogs last September.
This was reported by Russia's Novaya Gazeta, citing a source close to prisoner exchange talks between Russia and Ukraine.
Novaya Gazeta editor Dmitry Muratov said on Wednesday that a number of employees would undergo arms training and the newspaper would purchase traumatic weapons.
According to independent daily newspaper, Novaya Gazeta, up to 100 men suspected of being gay have been abducted as part of a coordinated campaign.
The independent Novaya Gazeta newspaper reported police in the region were rounding up men believed to be gay and holding them in detention, where they were subjected to beatings and torture.
The month of April2018 marked one year since the Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported that at least 100 men were detained in unofficial prisons on suspicion of being LGBT in Chechnya, Russia, and suffered severe torture and humiliation.
In 2011, FIDH, Novaya Gazeta and Human Rights Center“Memorial” emphasized in their joint report thatthe inconsistencies in the official version gave grounds to believe that a cover-up version of the events had been created to avoid investigating possible official involvement in the killing, including that of Chechen security officials.
Whereas journalists working for the Novaya Gazeta newspaper, which exposed the crackdown, have reportedly received death threats over their work;
In April 2017, the Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported that at least 100 men were detained in unofficial prisons on suspicion of being LGBTI in Chechnya, Russia, and suffered severe torture and humiliation.
Whereas on 1 April 2017 the first reports were published,in the Russian independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta, that over one hundred men, gay or believed and perceived to be gay, had been abducted and detained in the autonomous Republic of Chechnya in the Russian Federation, as part of a coordinated campaign, allegedly organised by the Republic's authorities and security forces on the direct orders of the President of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov;