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Originally Posted by OneHungLo
According to international human rights organizations as well as domestic press, violations of human rights in Russia[10] include widespread and systematic torture of persons in custody by police,[11][12] dedovshchina in Russian Army, neglect and cruelty in Russian orphanages,[13] violations of children's rights.[14] According to Amnesty International there is discrimination, racism, and murders of members of ethnic minorities.[15][16] Since 1992 at least 50 journalists have been killed across the country.[17]]
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That's just a cool report in a style of "Amnesty International", but how does it relate to the first post in this thread? As I said already, that's just impossible in my country. There are tons of videos of the US police brutality on youtube but you will barely find a few such videos from Russia. And please don't tell me that's because there are less mobile phones and dashcams than in the States. I tell you more, our laws allow to film police on duty even if they don't want to be filmed.