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The Litvinenko Justice Foundation was founded by [[Alexander Litvinenko]]'s widow, Marina, and his two friends, [[Boris Berezovsky (businessman)|Boris Berezovsky]] and [[Alexander Goldfarb (microbiologist)|Alex Goldfarb]]. They were joined by a prominent human rights lawyer [[Louise Christian]]. |
The Litvinenko Justice Foundation was founded by [[Alexander Litvinenko]]'s widow, Marina, and his two friends, [[Boris Berezovsky (businessman)|Boris Berezovsky]] and [[Alexander Goldfarb (microbiologist)|Alex Goldfarb]]. They were joined by a prominent human rights lawyer [[Louise Christian]]. |
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The Foundation was registered in London, United Kingdom on 2 March. |
The Foundation was registered in London, United Kingdom on 2 March 2007. Initial funding was provided by Boris Berezovsky [http://en.rian.ru/world/20070405/63175922.html]. |
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After Marina Litvinenko was granted an [inquest] into the death of her husband in October 2011, the Foundation launched a public fundraising campaign to help her ofset her legal costs. <ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-15334401 Litvinenko's widow appeals for inquest funding.][[BBC News]], 17 October 2011</ref> |
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Revision as of 02:59, 22 October 2011
Litvinenko Justice Foundation is a non-profit organization established to demand justice for Alexander Litvinenko who was allegedly poisoned in Great Britain on November 1, 2006.
According to organizers, they will do “everything possible to make sure that suspects will stand trial in the U.K. and will not be shielded from justice by the Russian state.” [1]
The Litvinenko Justice Foundation was founded by Alexander Litvinenko's widow, Marina, and his two friends, Boris Berezovsky and Alex Goldfarb. They were joined by a prominent human rights lawyer Louise Christian.
The Foundation was registered in London, United Kingdom on 2 March 2007. Initial funding was provided by Boris Berezovsky [1].
After Marina Litvinenko was granted an [inquest] into the death of her husband in October 2011, the Foundation launched a public fundraising campaign to help her ofset her legal costs. [2]
References
- ^ Foundation Set Up to Seek Justice for Ex-K.G.B. Spy, by Alan Cowell, New York Times, April 3, 2007
- ^ Litvinenko's widow appeals for inquest funding.BBC News, 17 October 2011
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