Two Argentine proceedings reveal a pattern of obsessive institutional cruelty that endangers vulnerable defendants and undermines justice.
The Rudnev Case
The Drug‑Trafficking Theory in the Rudnev Case Falls Apart
Why the accusation that returned a Russian dissident to prison dissolves when examined through science rather than speculation
Konstantin Rudnev and the Idea of a World Without Prisons
A reflection on a dissident’s radical proposal shaped by years of incarceration
“On Democracy”: The Democratic Imagination of Konstantin Rudnev
A reflection on unconventional political views misrepresented for years.
A Case Built on Sand? Konstantin Rudnev Speaks Out After House Arrest Is Revoked
The prosecutors’ accusations against Rudnev deserves to be examined in detail—and he should be allowed to present his version to the public.
The Rudnev Case in Argentina: A Judicial Blow That Endangers a Life
The Cassation Court sends the Russian spiritual teacher back toward the darkness he barely survived
Why Konstantin Rudnev Should Not Be Sent Back to Jail
A request submitted to Argentina’s Supreme Court.
When Justice Turns Hostile: The Ordeal That Brought Konstantin Rudnev to Surgery
Ignored diagnoses, denied medicines, and pressure on doctors culminate in a dangerous operation, while prosecutors still insist on returning him to prison.
The Rudnev Case at the United Nations Human Rights Council—Again
CAP-LC and United for Human Rights seek justice for the political and spiritual Russian dissident prosecuted in Argentina with dubious accusations.
The Case of Konstantin Rudnev in Argentina: An Open Letter (May 25, 2026)
Biased prosecutors who try to jail again a man under house arrest and in serious health conditions should be removed.









