Navalny brothers accuse Yves Rocher of ‘slanderous denunciation’

Published: 8-Apr-2019
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Alexei and Oleg Navalny were accused of misappropriation by the brand in 2014

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French cosmetics company Yves Rocher is facing a charge of ‘slanderous denunciation’ from the Navalny brothers, Russian opponents of Putin who were convicted of embezzling funds from the company in 2014, in what they claim was a trumped-up charge.

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