The situation with Russian-speaking journalists in Europe is very alarming, the human rights organization Amnesty International is watching this topic closely, the organization's secretary general Agnès Callamard said a briefing with UN-accredited journalists of the ACANU association.

This is a topic that is extremely important for Amnesty, it worries us. We are still working on this topic, so we have not yet published a report on it. We will soon state our position on this issue and on the situation of Russian-speaking journalists, she said when asked about Amnesty's response to the closure of Russian-language media and the arrests of journalists in Europe, RIA Novosti news agency reported.