Parents of Detained WSJ Reporter Travel to Moscow for Hearing, Amidst Denial of Consular Access and Blackmail Threats.
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The family of detained journalist Evan Gershkovich speaks out for the first time since he was detained in Russia on March 29. Gershkovich's parents traveled to Moscow for his hearing, where he stood in a metal cage before them. The journalist's family is missing him and hoping for his release soon.
- Missing Their Son, Evan Gershkovich's Parents Traveled to Moscow for Hearing The Wall Street Journal
- State Dept. Spokesman Miller: Russia denies third request for consular access to Evan Gershkovich MSNBC
- Moscow Insider Threatens Detained Wall Street Journal Reporter Evan Gershkovich The Daily Beast
- Lawyers for Evan Gershkovich Appeal Russian Court Decision on His Pretrial Detention The Wall Street Journal
- Russia Tries to Blackmail WSJ With Veiled Threat About Evan Gershkovich Newsweek
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