Communist activists Aleksander and Mikhail Kononovich are facing death threats in Ukraine
Communist youth leaders Aleksander Kononovich and his brother Mikhail, who are under house arrest in Ukraine, have said they are facing death threats. Left and progressive organizations across the world have condemned the persecution of the activists
Anti-imperialist youth intensify campaign to free Kononovich brothers
Following the onset of the war, the Ukrainian government had arrested and imprisoned two communist youth leaders, Aleksander Kononovich and his brother Mikhail Kononovich, accusing them of having pro-Russian and pro-Belarusian political views
Ukrainian court upholds ban on Communist Party
The Communist Party of Ukraine has been targeted by successive governments through decommunization laws, smear campaigns, and repression
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Ukrainian security services arrest young communist leaders
The arrest of Aleksandr Kononovich and Mikhail Kononovich, leaders of the Leninist Communist Youth Union of Ukraine, has been condemned by the World Federation of Democratic Youth and other progressive organizations
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