Russian scientist could face forcible exile

Thursday 8 July 2010 Amnesty International has said any deal over the release of a nuclear scientist, Igor Sutyagin, which requires him to leave Russia against his wishes will amount to forcible exile, which is prohibited under international law. Amnesty International has said any deal over the release of a nuclear scientist, Igor Sutyagin, which requires him to leave Russia against his wishes will amount to forcible exile, which is prohibited under international law.Igor Sutyagin is reportedly being taken to the UK as one of a number of people convicted of spying in Russia who are being exchanged…

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