Trudeau called Navalny “an extraordinary fighter for human rights”
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau saluted Alexey Navalny for his activism and said that the Russian opposition leader was well aware of the risks that he could die as a result of that work. Trudeau added that Navalny’s fate should be an inspiration to others.
In a posting on X, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre wrote that Putin imprisoned Navalny for the act of opposing the regime, and that “Conservatives condemn Putin for his death.” “The fact that Navalny, a prodemocracy advocate, an opposition leader, was poisoned and then imprisoned and now is dead reminds us of how important it is to stand with the people of Ukraine, to support Ukraine against the illegal invasion and war brought on by Putin,” he said.The Politics Briefing Newsletter will be taking a Monday break because of Family Day. See you next Tuesday.
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