Documenting
war crimes in Ukraine
The Tribunal for Putin (T4P) global initiative was set up in response to the all-out war launched by Russia against Ukraine in February 2022.

Similar articles

’Take this law and shove it!’Russia: Controversial NGO bill becomes law “Foreign agent” law, Internet censorship and criminalization of slander passed in Russia Russian Humor And Asymmetrical Warfare PACE Rapporteur slams Russian slander bill as “invitation to punish” Kremlin critics Russian parliament adopts NGO ’foreign agents’ bill HRW calls on Russia’s State Duma to reject changes to rules on foreign-funded NGOs Russian Parliament gives first approval for “foreign agent” NGO” bill Moscow Helsinki Group will not register as a “foreign agent”New Russian bill seeks to brand NGOs as “foreign agents”New charges concocted to extend sentence of 64-year-old Oleh Prykhodko, imprisoned for opposing Russia’s occupation of Crimea Russia sentences human rights defender to 14 years for helping political prisoners seek justice from ECHR Volodymyr Panasenko, victim of Ukraine’s most egregious miscarriage of justice, freed after over 16 years Crimean Tatar activist sentenced to 18 years for discussing religion and Russian repression ‘Russian military defeat will enhance the probability of bringing Russia to justice’ Yevgeniy Zakharov’s interview to the Ukrainian NGO ‘Media Detector’ Moscow moves to legislate forced deportation of Ukrainians from occupied territory to Russia Russia to deport Ukrainians who reject Russian citizenship from occupied Ukraine as ‘foreigners’ Russian school textbooks delete Kyiv and 'explain the inevitability’ of Russia’s war against Ukraine Notorious fake experts deployed in 'trial' of Memorial head for criticizing Russia's war against Ukraine Controversial verdict over abduction, torture and killing of Euromaidan activist Yury Verbytskyy

• Topics / News from the CIS countries

For their freedom and ours

27.07.2012 source: grani.ru

The banner reads: "They’re inside (imprisoned) for us, we live for them"

In Moscow and other Russian cities on Thursday demonstrations took place calling for the release of activists detained over clashes on Bolotnaya Square on 6 May, on the eve of Putin’s highly controversial inauguration for a third presidential term.

Grani.ru reports that the authorized demonstration in the centre of Moscow was attended by around two thousand people (as always the figures vary – Ekho Moskvy reports the police as claiming the number to have been around 800).

The protesters demanded the release of those remanded in custody, the three young members of Pussy Riot and other political prisoners. They chanted “Putin is a coward”, “No political repression”, and “One for all and all for one”.

The meeting was addressed by relatives of political prisoners, civic and human rights activists.

Share this