Russia releases six Greenpeace activists on bail

Russian authorities have released six Greenpeace activists on bail who were involved in protest in the Arctic.

Russia releases six Greenpeace activists on bail
Fri, 22 Nov, 2013 - 09:36

Russian authorities have released six Greenpeace activists on bail who were involved in protest in the Arctic.

It comes after they spent two months in detention.

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