A documentary film on the murder of Sergei Magnitsky by corrupt officials within the Russian government is debuting on the 16th of November with special screenings across several European parliaments and the U.S. House of Representatives.  See the press release after the jump.

This date will mark one year since his death – and as of yet no legal action has been undertaken by the prosecutors to put those responsible on trial.  Instead, the implicated officers and officials have been given promotions, and, most recently, awards.

In other news, Bill Browder is having some success in convincing Western governments to repeal the visas of those involved in the matter.