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  1. 10 Aug 2019

    They say Russia’s youth is key to a democratic future. This boy chanting for the Moscow mayor’s resignation is probably just hoping the mayor’s gone by the time he graduates college.

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  2. 10 Aug 2019

    Press F

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  3. 31 Aug 2019

    Several thousand people are marching through Moscow today, with chants of “Putin is a thief!” and “This is our city!”

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  4. 14 Sep 2019

    Let’s just go fucking crazy! Say no more.

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  5. 10 Aug 2019

    Despite the bad weather, people in Moscow came out to protest! See the images! Yes, and journalist and YouTuber arrived.

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  6. 17 Aug 2019

    "Away with the power of the KGB (CHKA)!" chants the group, about 45 people. they also sing the anthem of Russia and carry Russian flags. While walking by the police, they chant "Police with the power!"

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  7. 17 Aug 2019

    Young people chants "Dopuskaj!" (Let the candidates regster!) The other main slogan is "Otpuskaj!" (Let the prisoner go free!)

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  8. 17 Aug 2019

    RT: This is what happens when democracy is dead. 👇You can't vote, can't speak up. If you do, you are jailed, tortured, or killed. Stand up for democracy in your country and worldwide.

    Today, Russia: The first arrest: woman in St.Petersburg arrested after 5min of standing alone with a poster. Mass protests banned. The Kremlin suppresses protests against unfair elections. Over the last 3 weekends over 3,000 detained.
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  9. 10 Aug 2019

    About 200 protesters still walking through the centre of Moscow. Some were detained but then unexpectedly released.

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    Около 200 протестующих продолжают гулять по центру Москвы. На Трубной площади начали задерживать собравшихся, но затем неожиданно всех отпустили
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  10. 11 Aug 2019

    Well done to for getting some great engagement with the hashtag covering the protests yesterday.

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  11. 12 Aug 2019

    "Hit those pot-heads harder, they should crawl on their stumps" - Russian patriot Andrey commenting a video of a policeman hitting a female protester on Aug 10

  12. 10 Aug 2019

    Lyubov Sobol released from the police station at nearly 11 pm with a summons to come to court.

    Любовь Соболь покинула ОВД «Троицкий» с обязательством о явке в суд.
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  13. 20 Aug 2019

    Opposition candidate Ilya , tried for a 4th time in 1 month on bogus charges, reads Kafka’s “The Trial” in protest at the hearing

    «Пока вы, господин судья, будете подражать героям романа «Процесс» Франца Кафки — я почитаю этот роман в оригинале. Участвовать же в этой дешёвой постановке я не хочу». Моё заявление перед началом т.н. «суда» в Троицке:
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  14. 21 Oct 2019
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    Russia, check for

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  15. 10 Aug 2019

    I’m very proud of people who participate in protests in Russia.

    Вот как сейчас на митинге
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  16. 10 Aug 2019

    Don't they know that when you try to douse a fire with oil that it'll only get hotter?

    More than 47,000 people - double the number of a few weeks ago - protested in Moscow today. The Kremlin’s attempts to kill the pro-democracy movement are only making it stronger
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  17. 13 Aug 2019

    Russia protests: video of riot police punching woman sparks inquiry

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  18. 12 Aug 2019

    Re-up - nits fixed. “Day of the Oprichnik 2: Electric Boogaloo” V. Sorokin, Jr. (Eng / Rus)

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  19. 9 Aug 2019

    Moscow protest tomorrow against keeping independent candidates from running for the city government is going to be huge, with many musicians and media people attending. Wish I was there, good luck comrades.

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  20. 12 Aug 2019

    Forget false equivalencies with the Gilets Jaunes; Russia’s protesters are peaceful and their demands fairly modest. But for the tired old men in the Kremlin, even symbolic change is beyond the pale, writes our former editor .

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