Anti Putin Protests In Russia
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Russian Court Imprisons 5 Men Over Anti-Israel Riots At Dagestan Airport
A court in southern Russia on Friday sentenced five men to more than six years in prison each in the first convictions related to a mass anti-Israel protest last October at an airport in the predominantly Muslim Dagestan region.
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Russian Artist Who Criticised Vladimir Putin In His Songs Dies At 35
The artist had often criticised Mr Putin in his songs and his music was used during anti-war protests in Russia.
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Dozens Detained In 'Sick Of Putin' Protests In Russia's Saint Petersburg
Hundreds of Russian opposition supporters turned out Saturday to protest against President Vladimir Putin's expected candidacy in elections set for 2018, with police detaining dozens of activists in the second-largest city of Saint Petersburg.
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2 Pussy Riot members flee Russia to escape arrest
The Russian punk band Pussy Riot says two activists who were being sought by police have left the country. Five members of the feminist group took part in a provocative performance inside Moscow's main cathedral in February to protest Vladimir Putin's rule and his cozy relationship with the Russian Orthodox Church.
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Russian Court Imprisons 5 Men Over Anti-Israel Riots At Dagestan Airport
A court in southern Russia on Friday sentenced five men to more than six years in prison each in the first convictions related to a mass anti-Israel protest last October at an airport in the predominantly Muslim Dagestan region.
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Russian Artist Who Criticised Vladimir Putin In His Songs Dies At 35
The artist had often criticised Mr Putin in his songs and his music was used during anti-war protests in Russia.
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Dozens Detained In 'Sick Of Putin' Protests In Russia's Saint Petersburg
Hundreds of Russian opposition supporters turned out Saturday to protest against President Vladimir Putin's expected candidacy in elections set for 2018, with police detaining dozens of activists in the second-largest city of Saint Petersburg.
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2 Pussy Riot members flee Russia to escape arrest
The Russian punk band Pussy Riot says two activists who were being sought by police have left the country. Five members of the feminist group took part in a provocative performance inside Moscow's main cathedral in February to protest Vladimir Putin's rule and his cozy relationship with the Russian Orthodox Church.
