Greenpeace Activists Denied Exit Visas from Russia
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Greenpeace says the environmental group's activists who were detained in Russia in September have been denied exit visas.
Twenty-six foreign nationals remain in Russia, free on bail but still awaiting trial on charges of hooliganism stemming from their protest at a Gazprom oil rig in the Barents Sea.
Greenpeace said it asked Russia to issue exit visas for the activists.
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