Putin must be held accountable for Navalny's death, Cameron says

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : Lord David Cameron said there should be "consequences" for the Russian President after the country's prison agency said the 47-year-old politician and anti-corruption campaigner had died.
61% : Speaking to broadcasters as he attends the Munich Security Conference on Friday, Lord Cameron said: "Alexei Navalny was an incredibly brave fighter against corruption and he gave up everything in campaigning for what he believed in, and my heart goes out to his wife and to his family.
44% : "Asked whether there should be consequences, he said: "There should be consequences because there's no doubt in my mind that this man was a brave fighter against corruption, for justice, for democracy, and look what Putin's Russia did to him."They trumped up charges, they imprisoned him, they poisoned him, they sent him to an Arctic penal colony, and he's died, and that is because of the action that Putin's Russia took.

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