Nadezhda Tolokonnikova
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Pussy Riot Members Lose Appeal Over World Cup Pitch Invasion
The Moscow City Court upheld their 15-day sentences in police cells for breaching rules.
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Vladimir Putin Foe Alexei Navalny Detained by Police
Police have detained President Vladimir Putin's chief foe, who has broken the terms of his house arrest to attend a protest of several thousand just outside the Kremlin.
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Thousands Protest Near Red Square Over Conviction of Top Kremlin Critic
Several thousand people rallied near Red Square today to protest the conviction of the top Kremlin critic and his brother, in one of the boldest opposition demonstrations in Russia in years.
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Russia police detain hundreds protesting against jailing of activists
Russian riot police detained hundreds of Kremlin opponents on Monday, moving swiftly to curb protests over the jailing of activists convicted of attacking police at a rally against President Vladimir Putin.
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Two members of punk band Pussy Riot held in Sochi
A Russian human rights activist says two members of the punk band Pussy Riot have been detained near the Olympics in downtown Sochi.
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Pussy Riot vows no let-up in Russia human rights fight
Two Pussy Riot members on Friday vowed no let-up in their campaign against human rights abuses inside Vladimir Putin's Russia as they made their first overseas trip since being released from jail.
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Pussy Riot back in Moscow ahead of first news conference
The two freed members of anti-Kremlin Russian punk group Pussy Riot arrived back in Moscow on Friday, ahead of holding their first news conference since their release.
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Freed Pussy Riot rockers reunite in Siberia
Two freed members of anti-Kremlin punk band Pussy Riot on Tuesday met in Siberia for the first time since their release, discussing plans to set up a new rights group to help Russian prisoners.
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Freed Pussy Riot rockers reunite in Siberia
Two freed members of anti-Kremlin punk band Pussy Riot on Tuesday met in Siberia for the first time since their release, discussing plans to set up a new rights group to help Russian prisoners.
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Russia is built like a prison camp, says freed Pussy Riot member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova
Jailed Pussy Riot member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, who was freed on Monday in a Kremlin-backed amnesty, slammed Russia's prison system and said that the whole country is built like a penal colony.
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Pussy Riot Members Lose Appeal Over World Cup Pitch Invasion
The Moscow City Court upheld their 15-day sentences in police cells for breaching rules.
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Vladimir Putin Foe Alexei Navalny Detained by Police
Police have detained President Vladimir Putin's chief foe, who has broken the terms of his house arrest to attend a protest of several thousand just outside the Kremlin.
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Thousands Protest Near Red Square Over Conviction of Top Kremlin Critic
Several thousand people rallied near Red Square today to protest the conviction of the top Kremlin critic and his brother, in one of the boldest opposition demonstrations in Russia in years.
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Russia police detain hundreds protesting against jailing of activists
Russian riot police detained hundreds of Kremlin opponents on Monday, moving swiftly to curb protests over the jailing of activists convicted of attacking police at a rally against President Vladimir Putin.
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Two members of punk band Pussy Riot held in Sochi
A Russian human rights activist says two members of the punk band Pussy Riot have been detained near the Olympics in downtown Sochi.
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Pussy Riot vows no let-up in Russia human rights fight
Two Pussy Riot members on Friday vowed no let-up in their campaign against human rights abuses inside Vladimir Putin's Russia as they made their first overseas trip since being released from jail.
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Pussy Riot back in Moscow ahead of first news conference
The two freed members of anti-Kremlin Russian punk group Pussy Riot arrived back in Moscow on Friday, ahead of holding their first news conference since their release.
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Freed Pussy Riot rockers reunite in Siberia
Two freed members of anti-Kremlin punk band Pussy Riot on Tuesday met in Siberia for the first time since their release, discussing plans to set up a new rights group to help Russian prisoners.
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Freed Pussy Riot rockers reunite in Siberia
Two freed members of anti-Kremlin punk band Pussy Riot on Tuesday met in Siberia for the first time since their release, discussing plans to set up a new rights group to help Russian prisoners.
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Russia is built like a prison camp, says freed Pussy Riot member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova
Jailed Pussy Riot member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, who was freed on Monday in a Kremlin-backed amnesty, slammed Russia's prison system and said that the whole country is built like a penal colony.
