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Two judges from Crimea sentenced to 13 years in prison for treason

Two former judges from Crimea have been sentenced in absentia to 13 years in prison for treason in Ukraine. They were found guilty of switching allegiance to the occupying authorities following Russia's annexation of the peninsula. One of the judges also faced confiscation of property.

In brief

  • Each received 13 years in prison
  • One judge also lost property
  • Judges betrayed their oath after Crimea's occupation
Covered by 3 of 6 media groups
  • Budget 1 source
  • Public money 2 sources
  • Media business not in the collected reports
  • Big capital not in the collected reports
  • Readers and grants 1 source
  • Undisclosed not in the collected reports

No newsrooms from these groups in the collected reports: media business, big capital, undisclosed.

What are media groups?

Share of reports by media group
GroupShareCount
Public money
  • Newsroom 2
50%2 items
Budget
  • Actor 1
25%1 item
Readers and grants
  • Newsroom 1
25%1 item

How we count media groups — Methodology

Who the outlets write for
  • community 2
  • region 1
  • country 1
  • world 0
Channels
  • Websites 1
  • Telegram 2
  • TV and radio 1

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    • first item
    • earliest
    • the source itself

    13 років позбавлення волі за перехід на бік ворога під час окупації АР Крим: засуджено двох «суддів»

    • first item
    • in the wave, 30 min later
    • national desk

    13 років ув'язнення за держзраду: в Україні засудили двох суддів з Криму

    • first item
    • in the wave, 35 min later
    • national desk

    Двох суддів з Криму заочно засудили до 13 років позбавлення волі за державну зраду, одному з них також призначили конфіскацію майна.

  • Голос КримуReaders and grants
    • first item
    • caught up, 3 h later
    • local

    Зрадили присязі: двоє екссуддів із Криму отримали по 13 років тюрми за державну зраду

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