She was gunned down in broad daylight as
she entered her Moscow apartment block on 7 October 2006. That date is
ironically the birthday of one of her chief adversaries – current
Russian President Vladimir Putin – whose role in the Chechen conflict
she roundly criticized in her reporting and books.Amnesty International has long supported her family, editors and others who continue the struggle for full justice for her murder – in the judicial system, as well as the court of public opinion.
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