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Russian rights group studying Magnitskiy case said pleased with official probe.

BBC Monitoring International Reports

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Excerpt from report by Russian state news agency RIA Novosti

Moscow, 30 June: The working group studying the Magnitskiy case, which was set up under the Russian president's council for the development of civil society and human rights, believes that some officials had a corrupt interest in this case, the chairman of the national anti-corruption committee and [member of the Russian president's human rights council], Kirill Kabanov, told RIA Novosti.

Hermitage Capital Management investment fund consultant Sergey Magnitskiy, who was accused of Hermitage Capital Management tax evasion [after accusing Russian government agencies of fraud], died at Moscow's Butyrka remand …

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