Khodorkovsky: will work for political prisoners  FRANK JORDANS
Associated Press Published:  BERLIN (AP) -- Former Russian oil
tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky is vowing to do all he can to ensure
the release of political prisoners in Russia after his pardon
and release.  Khodorkovsky spoke at a packed and tumultuous news
conference in Berlin on Sunday, two days after he was released
and immediately flew to Germany.  The 50-year-old said he
shouldn't be viewed as a symbol that there are no political
prisoners in Russia and said he would do "all I can do" to
ensure the release of others.  He thanked media pressure for
helping secure his release.