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opposition activist 
who had also gone missing, was discovered after being taken to the 
woods and beaten severely by unknown attackers.Lutsenko was kidnapped from 
a hospital, where he had brought a fellow protester, Yuri Verbitsky, to 
be treated for an eye injury. Verbitsky was also beaten severely and 
was later discovered dead.The disappearances prompted an outcry from protesters, 
who accused the government of intimidating the opposition.European Union 
foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton issued a statement saying she was 
"appalled by the obvious signs of prolonged torture and cruel treatment" 
of Bulatov. She also condemned the death of Verbitsky."These are but two 
cases of the continuous deliberate targeting of organizers and participants 
of peaceful protests," Ashton said. "All such acts are unacceptable and 
must immediately be stopped. It is the authorities' responsibility to take 
all necessary measures to address the current atmosphere of intimidation 
and impunity which allows for such acts to take place. All unlawfully 
detained people have to be released and perpetrators brought to justice."The 
protests started after Yanukovych backed out of an agreement to deepen ties 
with the European Union in November, but quickly came to encompass an 
array of discontent over corruption, heavy-handed police and dubious courts.Negotiations 
between the authorities and the opposition on finding a way out of 
the crisis appeared to have stalled on T
FLORENCE, Italy  Police on Friday found Amanda Knox's ex-boyfriend near 
Italy's border with Slovenia and Austria, hours after he and the American 
student were convicted for a second time in the death of British 
student Meredith Kercher.Raffaele Sollecito's lawyer, Luca Maori, said his 
client was in the area of Italy's northeastern border because that's where 
his current girlfriend lives, and that he went voluntarily to police.However, 
the cabinet chief of the Udine police station, Giovanni Belmonte, said police 
showed up at about 1 a.m. Friday at a hotel in Venzone, 
a tiny town of 2,200 about 40 kilometers from the border, where 
Sollecito and the girlfriend were staying.They brought him to the Udine 
police station, took his passport and put a stamp in his Italian 
identity papers showing that he cannot leave the country, as mandated by 
the appeals court in Florence.Since the court didn't order Sollecito detained, 
he will be freed as soon as the paperwork is completed, Belmonte 
said. He said Sollecito was calm and came willingly to the station, 
with his girlfriend driving behind.Asked if police thought he might have 
planned to flee the country, Belmonte said: "We don't know his intentions." 
But he said police were tipped off to his presence in the 
hotel and came immediately.In Italy, adults checking into hotels must hand 
over ID upon check-in. Hotels are then required to communicate the information 
to local police.The court in Florence on

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