United States Marine veteran Robert Gilman spent 1,666 days in Russian custody and was in a catatonic state before his release in a prisoner exchange.

Marine’s release from Russian prison reignites calls to free other Americans with health problems - The State Department has ...

Robert Gilman has been fed through a tube for 46 days after falling into a stupor, and advocacy groups say Russia has barred his mother from visiting.

Six media professionals from Melitopol, an occupied city in southeastern Ukraine, remain languishing in Kremlin prisons after ...

A court has sentenced a Russian prisoner of war to 10 years in prison for taking a local woman hostage and threatening to ...

The fiercest foe of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who staged massive anti-Kremlin protests, died in prison, Russian ...

Unlike with prisoners of war, no official mechanism exists to return Ukrainian civilians arrested by Russia. The fate of these Ukrainians, whom Ukraine describes as “civilian hostages,” is likely to ...

Russia's prison population has decreased by more than 180,000 inmates over five years, a decline partly driven by Moscow's recruitment of prisoners to fight in Ukraine, the head of the country's ...

Convicts sentenced under 11 criminal code articles have been added to the categories of Russians who will be recruited for ...

A better cell, a hospital stay or early release — everything can be bought in Russian jails, as corruption revelations have shown. Yelena Fedoseyeva, a former inmate at Prison Camp No. 7 near the city ...