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A Russian IT specialist publishes a magazine for political prisoners.
Thousands of Russians took to the streets for the funeral services of Alexei Navalny.
A playwright and a theater director were arrested for a play criticizing ISIS. After months in jail, they spoke from their defendants' glass box.
Political prisoner Azat Miftakhov was arrested on charges of "justifying terrorism" immediately after being freed.
As Russia and the world laid flowers to commemorate Alexey Navalny, mourners were arrested at home and abroad.
Alexei Navalny’s death was entirely expected, and completely unacceptable.
An artist was arrested while fleeing to Kazakhstan for the use of prison tattoos in his artwork.
A nonprofit is assisting vegan political detainees by offering animal-product-free provisions.
Alexander Gabyshev, a shaman who intended to walk 8,000 kilometers to exorcise Putin, celebrated his birthday behind bars once again.
Today in St. Petersburg, Sasha Skochilenko became Russia's newest political prisoner, for a silent protest against war.
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