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Comprehensive archive of political persecution — 7 individuals fighting for freedom and justice across Russia, Belarus, Georgia, and Central Asia.

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Dmitrii Golovin

Dmitrii Golovin was prosecuted for disseminating false information about the Russian Armed Forces. He was sentenced on September 4, 2025, but the details of the sentence are unknown.

LAST UPDATED · AUG 16, 2026

Yuryansk district, Kirov Oblast

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Aleksei Marfin

Aleksei Marfin was sentenced to five and a half years in prison and fined 500,000 rubles for spreading false information about the Russian Armed Forces and rehabilitating Nazism. He was also banned from administering websites and posting online.

LAST UPDATED · SEP 10, 2026

Dmitry Prozorov

Dmitry Prozorov, a former law enforcement officer, was sentenced to five years in a general regime colony for spreading false information about the Russian Armed Forces. The case was initiated due to comments he made about Bucha in an online community.

LAST UPDATED · AUG 16, 2026

Alexey Norin

Alexey Norin was sentenced in absentia to five years in a general-regime penal colony for spreading knowingly false information about the Russian Armed Forces. Further details of his case are unknown.

LAST UPDATED · AUG 16, 2026

Raisa Novoselova

Raisa Novoselova, a cleaner from the Kirov region, received a suspended sentence of 6 months for insulting the memory of the defenders of the Fatherland. The case was based on a comment she left under a post about a deceased participant in the war in Ukraine.

LAST UPDATED · AUG 16, 2026

Daniil Komyshev

Daniil Komyshev was fined for publicly justifying terrorism through videos and messages that allegedly called for setting fire to military recruiting offices and justified the bombing of the Crimean Bridge.

LAST UPDATED · AUG 16, 2026

Nikita Fominykh

Nikita Fominykh was convicted for spreading "fakes" about the Russian Armed Forces on social media. The case was based on posts on VKontakte alleging civilian deaths and destruction in Ukraine.

LAST UPDATED · AUG 16, 2026

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