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Vladimir Putin has admitted that he enjoyed a protest in Germany, in which Femen protesters staged one of the notorious topless protests they are known for.
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A protest in St. Petersburg against recreational sex outside an "adult toy" shop has caused a somewhat predictable response from unimpressed Russian netizens.
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A protest against Putin turned into a bit of a farce when no protesters showed up to demonstrate. Netizens speculate about the reasons for the poor attendance.
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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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The leader of the Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN has been arrested at the airport in St. Petersburg trying enter Russia. The reasons for her arrest are unknown.
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A group of real estate investors have been criticised for sending a kitten into space in a protest to Putin asking him to help them finish their building projects.
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Greenpeace activists set up a blockade in the form of a nature reserve, demonstrating outside Gazprom's offices in Moscow in a protest against the oil company.
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Vladimir Putin has admitted that he enjoyed a protest in Germany, in which Femen protesters staged one of the notorious topless protests they are known for.9
A protest in St. Petersburg against recreational sex outside an "adult toy" shop has caused a somewhat predictable response from unimpressed Russian netizens.
A protest against Putin turned into a bit of a farce when no protesters showed up to demonstrate. Netizens speculate about the reasons for the poor attendance.
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.
The leader of the Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN has been arrested at the airport in St. Petersburg trying enter Russia. The reasons for her arrest are unknown.
A group of real estate investors have been criticised for sending a kitten into space in a protest to Putin asking him to help them finish their building projects.
Greenpeace activists set up a blockade in the form of a nature reserve, demonstrating outside Gazprom's offices in Moscow in a protest against the oil company.