Former head of Moscow's Ukrainian library convicted of incitement of hatred against Russians

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The former director of Russia's only state library of Ukrainian literature was convicted of inciting hatred against Russians.  Natalya Sharina was arrested in October 2015 after the Russian authorities confiscated books they called illegal anti-Russian propaganda from the library.  Julia Lyubova reports from Moscow.

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