Putin Awards Former Human Rights Commissioner with State Prize on Russia Day
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On Russia Day, President Vladimir Putin presented the 2025 State Prize for outstanding achievements in human rights activities to former Human Rights Commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova at the Kremlin.
The ceremony took place in the Kremlin’s main hall, where Putin highlighted Moskalkova’s contributions to human rights advocacy. The award is part of a series of honors given to individuals who have made significant public service contributions.
The event marked a continuation of Russia’s tradition of recognizing civic achievements during national celebrations.
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