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Former Ukraine Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko was convicted of abuse of power Tuesday, and sentenced to seven years in prison. She said the trial was rigged, and the verdict was denounced by her supporters and criticised by the EU. (Oct. 11)

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Ukraine's opposition leader, Yulia Tymoshenko, has been imprisoned under what western European countries say are politically motivated charges. Now her daughter, Yevhenia Tymoshenko or Eugenia, has spoken out against the treatment of her mother by the current regime. Yulia's husband, Oleksandr Tymoshenko, recently sought political asylum in the Czech Republic over fears that he would soon be arrested. That leaves only Yevhenia to travel from Kyiv to the prison in Kharkiv where her mother is currently serving a seven-year sentence. Here is what Yevhenia Tymoshenko said during the interview, "When I see her, you know, I have to pick her up, move her, you know, help her to stand up, and it's evident that any slight movement causes very sharp pain. "So she's much more pale, much more weak, because she hasn't been able to get out for fresh air for over three months now. And she's under constant strain because the lights are always in the cell for 24 hours. That the video camera now has been changed to the so-called like telescopic camera which can see what she's writing, because she has to stay in bed lying down and working, and whenever she writes, they can read. "And now the regime is doing everything they can to put this pressure on her to break her morale -- to break her psychologically. Because that's, as we know and she's proven now, that's her strongest point. She's a very strong person and brave. "The repressions have gone so far, and they've crossed the line where my <b>...</b>

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www.euronews.com Ukraine authorities have moved to quash claims Yulia Tymoshenko is being mistreated by inviting euronews to take a look inside the jail where the former prime minister is being held. Since being imprisoned for seven years for abuse of power last October, Tymoshenko's lawyers say she has been gravely ill and complained of poor living conditions in the jail. Our cameras were shown rooms said to be typical of the penitentiary and we were also given a tour of the prison's workshop. "Sanitary and everyday life is not so bad here, but it's better not to be here," one inmate told us. The European Court of Human Rights on Friday called on Ukraine to release Tymoshenko for medical treatment. Prison authorities say their facilities are more than adequate for dealing with the debilitating and painful back problem she alleges to be suffering from. However, Sergei Vlasenko, her chief defence lawyer, completly disagrees: "I don't know what they showed you or how they've decorated, but yesterday I saw prisoners cleaning with their toothbrushes. It reminded me of my service in the Soviet Army." Our correspondent in Ukraine, Evgeniya Rudenko, says although the state prison allowed our cameras inside the colony, they did not show us the place where Tymoshenko is being held: "Not the wing, not her room or even a window of the cell block." Find us on: Youtube bit.ly Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter twitter.com

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Tymoshenko showtrial damages Ukraine's EU relations To see more go to www.youtube.com Follow us on Facebook (goo.gl or Twitter (www.twitter.com As controversy swirls around the trial of Tymoshenko and her 7 year sentence, this background report offers a unique insight into the spectacular rise and fall of the former Ukrainian prime minister. In 2001, business tycoon Yulia Tymoshenko found herself in jail, charged with corruption. It was an experience that would change her life. "She became a woman with a purpose; to become president". Taking on the old Soviet system, Tymoshenko was seen as a beacon for change. Yet she has never been far from the corruption she professed to oppose. Back in the dock, has the revolutionary leader done more harm than good for the Ukraine? A Film By SBS Distributed By Journeyman Pictures June 2006

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Statement of the Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko in a day feather by an arrest. She asserts that not guilty and all pursuits against her carry exceptionally political character. A president Yanukovych gave a command to destroy opposition and democracy in Ukraine

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For more news and videos visit ➡ ‪english.ntdtv.com‬ Follow us on Twitter ➡ ‪http Add us on Facebook ➡ ‪on.fb.me Yulia Tymoshenko`s case now will be considered by the European Court of Human Rights. This comes after the Kiev Court of Appeal ratified the Pechersky Court's decision of Tymoshenko's guilt. The former prime minister's lawyers have decided to seek justice in courts outside the country. The European Court of Human Rights will take up the case of Yulia Tymoshenko. Her defense appealed to the higher court after the appellate court upheld the verdict of the former prime minister and dismissed her appeal against the decision of the Pechersky district court. On Friday the Court of Appeal upheld a court decision that found Tymoshenko guilty of abuse of power during the signing of gas contracts with Russia in 2009. She was sentenced to seven years in prison. [Sergei Vlasenko, Julia Tymoshenko`s Legal Defense]: "We believe that at present the only feasible way to protect the rights of Yulia Tymoshenko is to appeal to courts outside of Ukraine, that is, courts that are not controlled by Yanukovych and his team." According to Sergei Vlasenko, the emphasis will be on protecting Yulia Tymoshenko's application to the European Court of Human Rights. Vlasenko said that they used the fifth article of the European Human Rights Convention as the basis for the lawsuit and gave several examples that prove the existence of political bias within the Ukrainian court system. [Sergei <b>...</b>

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For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me On Tuesday, the Ukrainian parliament voted "for" the report of Interim Commission of Inquiry on the inspection of gas agreements with Russia, concluded in 2009. According to a document there are signs of treason in the activities of the former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko. A government inquiry claims there are signs of treason in the work of Yulia Tymoshenko as prime minister. That is the conclusion of the Interim Commission of Inquiry report into the signing of gas agreements between "Naftohaz" and "Gazprom". On Tuesday, the Ukrainian parliament voted on the document. [Inna Bogoslovskaya, Head of the Interim Commission of Inquiry]: "There are signs of treason in the actions of Tymoshenko. This conclusion is based solely on the documents. This is unprecedented for Ukraine when the highest official of Ukraine, exerting pressure, forced to sign treaties unfavorable to their own country. " The report states that in 2009, Yulia Tymoshenko concealed the fact that her private companies were indebted to the Russian Ministry of Defence to the amount of 405 million US dollars. She is also alleged to have concealed the existence of a criminal case against her in Russia, which apparently proved her guilt in the repeated granting of bribes to officials of the Russian Ministry of Defence. The Commission claims that Yulia Tymoshenko, quote "held secret talks with the Prime <b>...</b>

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The European Commission said on Monday that president Jose Manuel Barroso will not attend any events in Ukraine if the political situation in the country does not change. Former opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko is serving a 7 year prison sentence for abuse of office, and is due to face a second trial on tax evasion charges. The Commission believes that her imprisonment is politically motivated. "We have very big concerns of what is happening in Ukraine. As far as the president is concerned, it is clear that as things stand now, the president has no intention of going to Ukraine or indeed participate in events in Ukraine at this point in time", EC's spokesperson said. The EU announcement comes now that various European leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, are considering boycotting the Euro 2012 football tournament that Ukraine is co-hosting in six weeks. They want to protest against the alleged mistreatment of Tymoshenko as pictures of her bruised body were released on Friday. Tymoshenko, currently on a hunger strike, claims she was beaten up by the prison guards. EU Justice Commissioner Vivianne Reding has already confirmed she will not participate in the Open Ceremony of the Euro 2012. "You cannot close your eyes on human rights", she said.

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www.euronews.net A Kiev court will hand down its verdict on Tuesday in the corruption trial of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko. Prosecutors are seeking a seven year jail term, accusing her of paying too much in a 2009 gas deal with Russia. EU officials warn it could jeopardise President Viktor Yanukovych's goal of closer ties with Brussels. But the former PM's critics say the EU should not interfere and that Tymoshenko has a case to answer.

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Ukraine transfers jailed former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko from a Kiev detention centre to a prison in the eastern Kharkiv region to serve her out seven year sentence. Duration: 01:43

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Ukraine is under growing pressure from Europe over the treatment of its jailed former prime minister, Yulia Tymoshenko. She is a rival of the current Ukrainian president -- and she is serving seven years in jail, convicted of abuse of office. She says she's been beaten in prison, which the authorities deny. Now five European presidents have said they won't attend a summit in Ukraine next month, and Germany's Chancellor may boycott any football matches played there during Euro 2012. Jonathan Josephs reports.

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Russian strongman Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that his country was willing to accept jailed former Ukrainian premier Yulia Tymoshenko for medical treatment, amid growing EU anger over her case. Duration: 00:26

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www.euronews.net Ukraine's Yulia Tymoshenko, convicted of abuse of office in resolving a gas dispute, has had her share of accusations of shady dealing on the path from self-made businesswoman to politics. She has grappled in the courts and behind the scenes with others of Ukraine's oligarchs. She became one herself in the rough and tumble that came with independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. Her studies included cybernetics. She graduated an engineer-economist.

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www.euronews.net A panel of international doctors has examined Yulia Tymoshenko amid concerns about the jailed Ukrainian oppostion leader's failing health. She had reportedly earlier refused the medicial check because Ukrainian doctors were involved. It is understood the two sides reached a compromise. It was the latest twist in the ongoing controversy over the imprisonment of the politician on abuse of office charges. Her supporters and many in the West say the case is a politically-motivated vendetta by her bitter rival, President Viktor Yanukovich.

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Ukraine moves Tymoshenko to hospital from jail Ukraine - Jailed Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko was on Wednesday moved from her prison to a hospital for treatment by a team including a German doctor, the prisons service said. The authorities are hoping that Tymoshenko's transfer to a hospital outside the prison will defuse a growing diplomatic crisis over her treatment that threatens to overshadow Ukraine's co-hosting of the Euro 2012 football. "Tymoshenko was transferred from her penal colony to hospital for a course of treatment recommended by an international medical commission," the prisons service said in a statement. The prisons service said the former prime minister left her prison in the eastern city of Kharkiv at 7:00 am (0400 GMT) and arrived at the hospital, a state establishment run by Ukrainian railways also in Kharkiv, one hour later. An AFP correspondent saw a motorcade of four cars led by the Ukrainian traffic police on entering the grounds of the hospital at that time. Reporters had earlier been ordered to leave the territory of the hospital. The prisons service said that during her transfer, Tymoshenko made no complaint about her health. "According to doctors, the state of her health has not deteriorated in the last days." Kharkiv is one of four Ukrainian cities that will next month jointly host the Euro football with Poland in the biggest showcase for Ukraine since it won independence in the collapse of the Soviet Union. President Viktor <b>...</b>

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www.euronews.net Former Ukrainian Prime Minister and opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko has lost her appeal against abuse of office charges. The ruling, in Kiev, means her seven-year jail sentence stands and she will not be released in the near future. The case has soured Ukraine's ties with the west. As a fierce critic of President Viktor Yanukovich, Tymoshenko's backers claim she is the victim of a "personal vendetta."

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www.euronews.net Former Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko is now in a detention centre in the east of the country, after being moved from a jail in the capital Kiev. In a snub to the European Union, the Ukrainian government has rehoused Tymoshenko before her case can be heard in the European Court of Human Rights. Members of her Batkyvshchina Party are describing the complex in a suburb of Kharkiv as a 'remote prison colony'. First Deputy Chairman of Batkyvshchina Oleksandr Turchynov said the move was sudden.

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Yulia Tymoshenko being jailed for gas deals with Russia Political analyst Igor Khokhlov told during his TV interview he believes the sentence for Yulia Tymoshenko who had been being jailed for gas deals with Russiais unlikely to be changed. "I guess there is no hope the sentence is going to be changed given the situation in Ukrainian politics, because Viktor Yanukovich has for a long time seen Yulia Tymoshenko as his major opponent and actually Yulia Tymoshenko was the person who did not let him win the presidential elections 2004, when Viktor Yushchenko became president there," Khokhlov said. He agrees the case has nothing to do with economics or crime, and says there are political motives behind the verdict.

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A video showing former Ukranian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, apparently inside a hospital prison cell has caused a political storm in the former Soviet-bloc country.

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www.euronews.net The husband of Ukraine's jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko has asked for asylum in the Czech Republic. No decision on Oleksander Tymoshenko's application has been taken yet. But a year ago Prague granted asylum to a minister who had served in Yulia Tymoshenko's government, sparking a diplomatic row with Kiev. The former premier was sentenced to seven years behind bars in October for abuse of office. A week ago, she was moved from the capital to the eastern town of Kharkiv, despite protests from her supporters.

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For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me The deputy head of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko's political party claims Tymoshenko's life is in danger. Apparently, poor care by prison authorities is contributing to an attempt - quote unquote - "to kill" her. The deputy head of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko's political party says that Tymoshenko's life is in danger. Speaking at a press conference in Kyiv on Tuesday, he said Tymoshenko's health is failing and she's not getting satisfactory care at the prison where she is serving a seven-year sentence. The 51-year-old is being held in a prison in Kharkiv some 300 miles away from the capital Kyiv. [Oleksander Turchinov, Deputy Head Batkivshchyna Party]: "On Friday, January 6, at approximately 22:30, Yulia Volodymyrivna Tymoshenko suddenly fainted right after taking medicine given to her by prison staff for her cold. For 20 minutes, her cell mate was bumping into the door trying to call medical staff. Only after the 24:00 they (medical staff) managed to overcome her critical condition and bring her back to life." Tymoshenko, a charismatic politician, helped lead the 2004 Orange Revolution street protests which thwarted a first bid for the presidency by Viktor Yanukovich. She went on to serve two terms as prime minister. But, after Yanukovich made a comeback and beat her in an election for the presidency in February 2010 <b>...</b>

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No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net Supporters of Ukraine's jailed former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko demonstrated outside her prison on Sunday - her 51st birthday. Tymoshenko was imprisoned on 5 August this year after she was given a seven-year jail sentence on charges of abuse of office.

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The TRUTH about Yulia Tymoshenko: Part One - Tymoshenko and Lazarenko. A bullet-point history in pictures of the relationship between Yulia Tymoshenko and her friend Pavlo Lazarenko. Lazarenko had a close "working" relationship with Tymoshenko. Long before becoming the darling of the Orange Revolution Tymoshenko was better known as the Gas Princess. A nickname she received in light of accusations she had been reselling huge amounts of illegal and stolen gas via her company United Energy Systems of Ukraine. She was also accused of having an illegal monopoly on the gas trade thanks to the help of close "working" friend Pavlo Lazarenko. This video takes a quick look at her relationship with Lazarenko - one of the biggest embezzlers of all time. Lazarenko was convicted and sent to prison in USA for money laundering, wire fraud and extortion. Nice guy.

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In an interview with RFE/RL, Yevhenia Tymoshenko, the daughter of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, says her mother has been subjected to poor medical care and abusive conditions in prison.

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CNN's Phil Black spoke to Yulia Tymoshenko's daughter about alleged beatings.

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Jim Slattery:"Freedom - is a rule of law. I am here to urge the government to free Yulia Tymoshenko and to comply with the laws of Ukraine and the Constitution of Ukraine".

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Ukraine has issued mixed signals on the fate of imprisoned ex-premier Yulia Tymoshenko, with the president hinting she could be released after a legal reform but the country's security agency filing new corruption charges against her. Ukraine's state security service has alleged she was involved in running up a $405 million debt to Russia on behalf of the Ukrainian state while prime minister. On Tuesday Tymoshenko was jailed for seven years for abuse of office in a trial that has outraged western governments. Al Jazeera's Neave Barker reports from Moscow.

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