Pussy Riot “1937”

Political cases initiated because of recent protest action in Moscow (July – August 2019)

Alexey Minyaylo, 34, accused of participating in “mass riots” (which was a peaceful action indeed), currently in jail.
Sergei Fomin, 36, accused of participating in “mass riots” , currently under house arrest.
Olga and Dmitry Prokazovy, accused of “neglecting a child” for attending a peaceful protest with that child.
Yegor Zhukov, a 21-year-old student and blogger, accused of extremism for opposing political viewss in his youtube blog, currently under house arrest.
Samariddin Rajabazov, 21, accused of throwing a plastic bottle in the midst of the rally, currently in jail.
Aidar Gubaidullin, 25, accused of pointing a plastic bottle in the midst of the rally, currently in jail.
Eduard Malyshevsky, accused of “violence against police” while defending himself from police brutality, currently in jail.
Nikita Chirtsov, 22, accused of “violence against police” while defending himself from police brutality, currently in jail.
Pavel Ustinov, 24, accused of “violence against police”, while defending himself from police brutality, currently in jail.
Konstantin Kotov, sentenced for 4 years in jail for a 3rd arrest this year at a peaceful protest in support of political prisoners, currently in jail.
Vladislav Sinitsa, 30, sentenced for 5 years in jail for a tweet about the police’s kids, in jail.
Kirill Zhukov, 28, sentenced to 3 years after a court convicted him of touching a police helmet visor, currently in jail.
Ivan Podkopayev, 25, sentenced to 3 years in prison, accused of diffusing a pepper spray in the direction of the police while defending himself from police brutality.
Danila Beglets, 27, sentenced to 2 years in prison for grabbing a police officer by the wrist in self defense, currently in jail.
Yevgeny Kovalenko, 48, sentenced to 3.5 years in prison, accused of throwing a trash can in the direction of a riot police officer while that officer was beating protesters who were laying on the ground, currently in jail.

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Message Recipients: Vasily Nebenzya, Russian Ambassador to the United Nations

A message to the dear Ambassador from Pussy Riot and their supporters around the globe: It must be very embarrassing to show your face around the UN these days. However we thought we would drop you a line. We are writing to let you know that we condemn your dishonesty and hypocrisy, we condemn the lies you must have to tell when someone asks about the rigged elections back home and all the peaceful protesters that have been locked up. But just wait, wait until your grandkids show up at the rallies with us – protesting your lies! You know, it's never too late to become a good and honest person. Urge your friends back home to release all the political prisoners of 'The Moscow Case,' to stop all the unfair prosecutions of protesters, and to have honest elections. Perhaps it will make the cocktail parties with the other ambassadors less embarrassing.

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