Vladimir Bukovsky, who has died aged 76, was a Soviet dissident, Vladimir Putin critic, and human rights campaigner. He exposed the Soviet use of psychiatry against political prisoners and thus played ...

When Bukovsky was released to the West in 1976, he was in his mid-thirties. He wanted to continue his education, which had been rudely interrupted by the Soviet authorities, who confined him to the ...

Freedom lost one of its greatest partisans last week with the Oct. 27 passing of Vladimir Bukovsky, the heroic Russian human rights activist and writer. We should consider him “heroic” because ...

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 -- Vladimir Bukovsky has written a richly detailed, heavily documented account of how the Soviet Union aided Palestinian militants, Latin American revolutionaries, and even ...

NEW YORK — Vladimir K. Bukovsky, a revered Soviet dissident who, after his release from the gulag, spent the second half of his life in Britain, denouncing President Vladimir Putin with the same ...

The great Vladimir Bukovsky is on a hunger strike. Here’s why. If a tree falls in the forest — no, if a legendary Soviet dissident goes on a hunger strike, and there is no media there to report on it, ...

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Even in exile, a former Soviet prisoner kept up his attacks on the Kremlin under both the Communists and Putin. But disputed child pornography charges marred his reputation. By Andrew Higgins Vladimir ...

Vladimir Bukovsky became a hero in Soviet Russia for his defiance of the Communist regime. When he was charged with downloading indecent images of children in Britain, he claimed he had been framed by ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Talking with Bukovsky, I ask him to give me a comment or two on Yeltsin — Boris Yeltsin, the first president of the new Russia. He ...