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Elena Blinovskaya, the Russian blogger convicted of large-scale tax evasion, has reportedly accumulated new debts to the tax service worth hundreds of thousands of roubles while serving her sentence in prison. The report has drawn attention because her case was one of the most high-profile tax prosecutions in Russia, and the news suggests her financial obligations to the state continue to grow even behind bars.
- 2State Prosecution Service stresses independence and impartial crime fighting▼Independence, accountability and an impartial fight against crime define the work of the State Prosecution Service
The State Prosecution Service is framing its work around three principles: independence, accountability and an impartial fight against crime. The statement, echoed by the European External Action Service, underlines the service's role in upholding the rule of law and pursuing criminal cases without political interference, at a time when the independence of prosecutorial and judicial institutions is under close scrutiny across Europe.