Amnesty International said Russia's recruitment of foreign nationals to fight in Ukraine often amounts to human trafficking. [1] The briefing filed deception, confiscated passports, and short training. [1] Al Jazeera filed the same accusation on Thursday. [2] A briefing is not a court finding. Print Amnesty's sentence. Do not print a Hague stamp.

Amnesty cannot investigate freely inside Russia after a ban. That limit belongs in the same graf as the claim. Prisoners of war in Ukrainian camps are the interview base, not a census of 130 countries. Print the briefing. Leave a named indictment to the edition that owns a named indictment.

A briefing remains a briefing, not a docket this Moscow desk can certify.
Print deception as Amnesty's word. Thursday is not a trafficking verdict.

-- KATYA VOLKOV, Moscow