Amnesty International’s decision to strip anti-corruption blogger Alexei Navalny of his so-called “prisoner of conscience” status due to his documented years-long spewing of hate speech discredited his liberal credentials, which in turn triggered the organization’s Western supporters who rely on its designations for soft power purposes to launch ad hominem […] Amnesty International’s decision to strip anti-corruption blogger Alexei Navalny of his so-called “prisoner of conscience” status due to his documented years-long spewing of hate speech discredited his liberal credentials, which in turn triggered the organization’s Western supporters who rely on its designations for soft power purposes to launch ad hominem
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