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With any legal help. i was in a hard situation. last night, shouting no war and holding a sign that says, they re lying to you here, this was her protest against her employer and the president. but today, she was in court because of this video. in it, she explains why she protested and calls on others to do the same. that fell foul of russian s anti protest laws, and she was fined 30,000 roubles, around £220. while their employee was being questioned, the channel she worked for made no mention of the protest, continuing to closely follow the kremlin s line. russian state tv is still the main source of news for millions here. 0thers covered the protest but blurred her words. war is not how the kremlin describes its actions in ukraine, and it says marina 0vsyannikova s actions are hooliganism. some had feared this could have been the first use of the new law, by publishing anything deemed false information about the military
SignCourtNiceSituationWano-warPresidentHelpEmployerVideoLast-nightRussiaSameMarina 0vsyannikova talked for the first time about what happened after she protested on russian state tv. russia started this invasion, and it s been very terrible. these days have been very hard for me , she says. i spent two days without sleep, i was being questioned for over 14 hours. they did not provide me with any legal help. i was in a hard situation. last night, shouting no war and holding a sign that says, they re lying to you here, this was her protest against her employer and the president. but today, she was in court because of this video. in it, she explains why she protested and calls on others to do the same. that fell foul of russian s anti protest laws, and she was fined 30,000
RussiaInvasionState-tvMarina-0vsyannikovaTime-0SleepTwo14SignSituationWano-warOn Wednesday, community organizer Keirten Nivol traveled to the Florida Capitol to speak out against a bill that critics say would censor the freedom of speech of protesters. But after using the word fuck during an impassioned plea to lawmakers, he was escorted out by security, issued a trespass warning, and barred from returning to the Capitol until the end of the legislative session.
Nivol, a member of the social-justice organization Dream Defenders, criticized the legislation, saying it seems to target people of color who protest on behalf of their communities. The goals of this bill, as is, is to make organizing and our freedom of speech a crime, when y all could have just told Black folks to fuck off. Like, if y all didn t want us to have a livelihood., Nivol said before he was cut off. He was then escorted out of the room.
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