Serhiy's story: How Russia silenced a young man's voice
Ukrainian student arrested in Russia for anti-war posts
Ukrainecast · BBC News
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Show Notes
Serhiy Gulko made a difficult choice to finish his medical degree at Moscow State University after Russia attacked his homeland, Ukraine. Two years later, he was arrested for speaking out against the war on social media. Serhiy tells us about his experience in detention and whether ordinary Russians support the war.
And Oleg Kozlovsky, an Amnesty International Russian researcher, tells us about the extreme measures taken to repress protest in the country.
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