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Officer Exposes Police Corruption Using the Web

On November 6, a police officer at the Department of Internal Affairs in Novorossiysk used his personal Web site to address Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and talk about numerous problems police officers face in Russia. Full Article at Global Voices Online

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