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After being granted amnesty, the members of Pussy Riot in prison are expected to be freed at any time now, just three months before the end of their sentence.
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Edward Snowden is once again in the headlines after making an appearance at Sheremetyevo airport, where he is currently stuck in the transit area requesting asylum.
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The head of the Chechen Republic has once again hit the headlines after referring to statistics about human rights as "dirt", and "little things" at a meeting.
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After a law requiring all NGOs receiving foreign funding to declare themselves foreign agents, graffiti has appeared on the headquarters of a human rights group.
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Approximately 20 nationalists in masks have attacked party-goers in a gay club in Moscow, holding a bartender at gunpoint so that she did not call the police.
After being granted amnesty, the members of Pussy Riot in prison are expected to be freed at any time now, just three months before the end of their sentence.3
Edward Snowden is once again in the headlines after making an appearance at Sheremetyevo airport, where he is currently stuck in the transit area requesting asylum.
The head of the Chechen Republic has once again hit the headlines after referring to statistics about human rights as "dirt", and "little things" at a meeting.
After a law requiring all NGOs receiving foreign funding to declare themselves foreign agents, graffiti has appeared on the headquarters of a human rights group.
Approximately 20 nationalists in masks have attacked party-goers in a gay club in Moscow, holding a bartender at gunpoint so that she did not call the police.