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April 18, 2011

World

2011 Pulitzer Prize: International Reporting: Above the Law

On Russia’s faltering justice system.

  1. Part 1: Intimidating the MessengersJournalists, Fighting Graft, Pay in Blood

  2. Part II: The Czar’s EyeRussia Turns a Deaf Ear as Killing Cries for Justice

  3. Part III: Resort of the EliteRussian Mayor Irks Security Agency, and Suffers

  4. Part IV: On the TakeVideos Rouse Russian Anger Toward Police

  5. Part V: Unlikely PartnersRussia Uses Microsoft to Suppress Dissent

  6. Part VI: Prosecutors’ Upper HandIn Russia, Jury Is Something to Work Around

  7. Part VII: Hampered ElectionsIn Siberia Race, Ruling Party Uses Clenched Fist

  8. Part VIII: A Search for AnswersAfter Russian Death, Inquiry Doors Open and Shut

  9. Part IX: An Official’s Long ReachIn Russia, an Advocate Is Killed, and an Accuser Tried

Clifford J. Levey, Ellen Barry New York Times Jan 2010 30min Permalink