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  • Moscow, Russia, 29/07/2004..Russian nationalist politician Vladimir Zhironovsky waves bottles thrown at him when his supporters were involved in a fight with passers by at a demonstration in central Moscow..Zhironovsky had been giving away money at a demonstration of victims of Chernobyl protesting government plans to replace their health and transportation benefits with monetary payments.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 29/07/2004..Russian nationalist politician Vladimir Zhironovsky is mobbed as he gives away money at a demonstration of victims of Chernobyl protesting government plans to replace their health and transportation benefits with monetary payments.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 29/07/2004..Russian nationalist politician Vladimir Zhironovsky is mobbed as he gives away money at a demonstration of victims of Chernobyl protesting government plans to replace their health and transportation benefits with monetary payments.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 29/07/2004..Russian nationalist politician Vladimir Zhironovsky is mobbed as he gives away money at a demonstration of victims of Chernobyl protesting government plans to replace their health and transportation benefits with monetary payments.
    russia-politics-zhironovsky-RU116828.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 29/07/2004..Russian nationalist politician Vladimir Zhironovsky is mobbed as he gives away money at a demonstration of victims of Chernobyl protesting government plans to replace their health and transportation benefits with monetary payments.
    russia-politics-zhironovsky-RU116827.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 29/07/2004..A bodyguard helps Russian nationalist politician Vladimir Zhironovsky to his car. Zhironovsky was soaked with water when bottles were thrown at him as his supporters were involved in a fight with passers by at a demonstration in central Moscow..Zhironovsky had been giving away money at a demonstration of victims of Chernobyl protesting government plans to replace their health and transportation benefits with monetary payments.
    russia-politics-zhironovsky-RU116826.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 29/07/2004..Members of Russian nationalist politician Vladimir Zhironovsky's Liberal Democratic Party of Russia fight with passers by after bottles and other objects were thrown at him..Zhironovsky had been giving away money at a demonstration of victims of Chernobyl protesting government plans to replace their health and transportation benefits with monetary payments.
    russia-politics-zhironovsky-RU116824.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 24/12/2011..Opposition politician Boris Nemtsov speaks to an estimated crowd of up to 100,000 gathered to protest against election fraud and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the largest anti-government demonstration in Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The banner behind reads “For Honest Elections”.
    russia-moscow-election-protestru1816...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia 18//05/2007..Hardline Russian nationalist politician and leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia Vladimir Zhironovsky signs autographs and distributes party literature and DVDs on Red Square.
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  • Moscow, Russia 18//05/2007..Hardline Russian nationalist politician and leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia Vladimir Zhironovsky signs autographs and distributes party literature and DVDs on Red Square.
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  • Moscow, Russia 18//05/2007..Hardline Russian nationalist politician and leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia Vladimir Zhironovsky  autographs a militia officer's documents while distributing party literature and DVDs on Red Square.
    russia-politics-zhironovsky-ru137672.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia 18//05/2007..Hardline Russian nationalist politician and leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia Vladimir Zhironovsky signs autographs and distributes party literature and DVDs on Red Square.
    russia-politics-zhironovsky-ru137651.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia 18//05/2007..Hardline Russian nationalist politician and leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia Vladimir Zhironovsky signs autographs and distributes party literature and DVDs on Red Square.
    russia-politics-zhironovsky-ru137647.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 04/02/2012..Opposition politician Boris Nemtsov shouts slogans as tens of thousands of demonstrators march in central Moscow and protest against election fraud and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in temperatures of -20 centigrade. Organisers claimed an attendance of 130,000 despite the bitter cold.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 04/02/2012..Opposition politician Boris Nemtsov greets former world chess champion Gary Kasparov, as tens of thousands of demonstrators march in central Moscow and protest against election fraud and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in temperatures of -20 centigrade. Organisers claimed an attendance of 130,000 despite the bitter cold.
    russia-moscow-protest-ru183752.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 24/12/2011..Opposition politician and former Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov speaks to an estimated crowd of up to 100,000 gathered to protest against election fraud and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the largest anti-government demonstration in Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The banner behind reads “For Honest Elections”.
    russia-moscow-election-protestru1818...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 24/12/2011..Opposition politician Grigory Yavlinsky speaks to an estimated crowd of up to 100,000 gathered to protest against election fraud and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the largest anti-government demonstration in Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The banner behind reads “For Honest Elections”.
    russia-moscow-election-protestru1818...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 24/12/2011..Opposition politician Boris Nemtsov speaks to an estimated crowd of up to 100,000 gathered to protest against election fraud and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the largest anti-government demonstration in Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The slogans onstage read “For Honest Elections” and "Russia Will Be Free".
    russia-moscow-election-protestru1816...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 24/12/2011..Opposition politician Boris Nemtsov speaks to an estimated crowd of up to 100,000 gathered to protest against election fraud and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the largest anti-government demonstration in Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The banner behind reads “For Honest Elections”.
    russia-moscow-election-protestru1816...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia 18//05/2007..Hardline Russian nationalist politician and leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia Vladimir Zhironovsky signs autographs and distributes party literature and DVDs on Red Square.
    russia-politics-zhironovsky-ru137657.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia 18//05/2007..Hardline Russian nationalist politician and leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia Vladimir Zhironovsky signs autographs and distributes party literature and DVDs on Red Square.
    russia-politics-zhironovsky-ru137655.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Russian police guard a skip marked ?for garbage? that has been filled with portraits of President Vladimir Putin and other Russian politicians. Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Russian police guard a skip marked ?for garbage? that has been filled with portraits of President Vladimir Putin and other Russian politicians. Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Russian police guard a skip marked ?for garbage? that has been filled with portraits of President Vladimir Putin and other Russian politicians. Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Russian police guard a skip marked ?for garbage? that has been filled with portraits of President Vladimir Putin and other Russian politicians. Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..A protester stands by a skip marked ?for garbage? that has been filled with portraits of Russian politicians. Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Protesters throw portraits of Russian politicians into a skip marked "for garbage". Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Protesters throw portraits of Russian politicians into a skip marked "for garbage". Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Opposition leader Sergei Udaltsov smashes portraits of Russian politicians into a skip marked "for garbage". Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Protesters throw portraits of Russian politicians into a skip marked "for garbage". Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Protesters throw portraits of Russian politicians into a skip marked "for garbage". Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru, with Anton Chijikov [left] and Natasha Sheyanova. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173496.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru, with Natasha Sheyanova. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173489.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173479.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173476.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173474.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173470.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173462.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173457.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173454.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru, with Anton Chijikov [left] and Natasha Sheyanova. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173496.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru, with Natasha Sheyanova. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173489.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173479.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173476.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173474.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173470.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173462.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173457.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 26/05/2011..Sergei Kalenik, writer of the internet comic strip "Superputin, A Man Like Any Other", which   has been viewed almost 3 million times since being posted last week on a specially created website www.superputin.ru. The action is set in the Russian capital "one year before the end of the world." The plot, based on the U.S. action film "Speed," pokes fun at Russian Prime Minister Putin's judo skills and President Dmitry Medvedev's predilection for technological gadgets.
    ru173454.jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/08/2013.<br />
Russian opposition blogger and political activist Alexei Navalny speaking to voters in a central Moscow park as he campaigns as a candidate for Moscow Mayor in elections scheduled for September 8th.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 13/08/2013.<br />
Russian opposition blogger and political activist Alexei Navalny speaking to voters in a central Moscow park as he campaigns as a candidate for Moscow Mayor in elections scheduled for September 8th.
    russia-moscow-mayor-navalny-ru101060...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/08/2013.<br />
Russian opposition blogger and political activist Alexei Navalny signing autographs and speaking to voters in a residential apartment square as he campaigns as a candidate for Moscow Mayor in elections scheduled for September 8th.
    russia-moscow-mayor-navalny-ru101060...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/08/2013.<br />
Russian opposition blogger and political activist Alexei Navalny signing autographs and speaking to voters in a residential apartment square as he campaigns as a candidate for Moscow Mayor in elections scheduled for September 8th.
    russia-moscow-mayor-navalny-ru101060...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 06/05/2013..Protesters with a banner designed as police riot shields in Bolotnaya Square as some 20,000 demonstrators protested against Russian President Vladimir Putin and demanded the release of political prisoners. The demonstration marked the first anniversary of a protest that descended into violence between protestors and police and resulted in over 600 arrests.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 02/05/2013..Anti-Putin political activist Maria Baronova, one of the organisers of the May 2012 protest that descended into violence, and who is still facing charges as a result of the day's events.
    russia-moscow-maria-baronova-ru10103...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 02/05/2013..Anti-Putin political activist Maria Baronova, one of the organisers of the May 2012 protest that descended into violence, and who is still facing charges as a result of the day's events.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 02/05/2013..Anti-Putin political activist Maria Baronova, one of the organisers of the May 2012 protest that descended into violence, and who is still facing charges as a result of the day's events.
    russia-moscow-maria-baronova-ru10103...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 06/05/2012..A riot policeman strikes out at photographers while seizing a protestor by the hair as police arrest protestors at an opposition demonstration against Russian Presidential election results on the eve of Vladimir Putin's inauguration as President.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 05/03/2012..Riot police uses clubs and tasters to break up an attempt by demonstrators to occupy Pushkin Square after a rally in which some 20,000 people protested against Vladimir Putin's victory in the Russian presidential election.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 04/02/2012..A Russian policeman standing behind graffiti depicting Prime Minister Vladimir Putin as the three monkeys ?Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil? watches as tens of thousands of demonstrators march in central Moscow and protest against election fraud and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in temperatures of -20 centigrade. Organisers claimed an attendance of 130,000 despite the bitter cold.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..A mud-spattered portrait of President Vladimir Putin with the word "Shame written across it at an opposition protest. Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Russian nationalist drummers join thousands of opposition protesters who carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..A man places a mud-spattered portrait of President Vladimir Putin in a skip marked "for garbage". Thousands of opposition protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 13/01/2013..Thousands of opposition protesters carry posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Russian parliament with the word ?Shame? written in red at a protest called the March Against The Scoundrels. The protest was against the new law banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans, widely seen as a response to the recently passed USA Magnitsky Act.
    russia-moscow-orphans-protest-ru1010...jpg
  • Moscow, Russia, 15/12/2012..A woman in Lubyanka Square at an unauthorised opposition rally to mark a year of protests against Vladimir Putin wears mittens showing riot police and peaceful demonstrators.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/12/2012..Women lay flowers on a memorial to KGB victims in Lubyanka Square at an unauthorised opposition rally to mark a year of protests against Vladimir Putin.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/12/2012..A man lays flowers on a memorial to KGB victims in Lubyanka Square at an unauthorised opposition rally to mark a year of protests against Vladimir Putin.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 01/10/2012..An anti Pussy Riot protester holds an Orthodox cross outside Moscow City Court. Supporters and opponents of band members Maria Alyokhina, Yekaterina Samutsevich and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova demonstrated outside the court as the three appealed against their two-year jail sentence for their performance in the Christ The Saviour Cathedral. The appeal was postponed until October 10th after Samutsevich fired her lawyer.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 01/10/2012..An anti Pussy Riot protester stands beside an inflatable sex dolls with the names of Pussy Riot members outside Moscow City Court. Supporters and opponents of band members Maria Alyokhina, Yekaterina Samutsevich and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova demonstrated outside the court as the three appealed against their two-year jail sentence for their performance in the Christ The Saviour Cathedral. The appeal was postponed until October 10th after Samutsevich fired her lawyer.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 01/10/2012..Protesters release balloons with the words ?FreePussy Riot? outside Moscow City Court. Supporters and opponents of band members Maria Alyokhina, Yekaterina Samutsevich and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova demonstrated outside the court as the three appealed against their two-year jail sentence for their performance in the Christ The Saviour Cathedral. The appeal was postponed until October 10th after Samutsevich fired her lawyer.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 19/08/2012..Opposition leaders and former Russian Prime Ministers Mikhail Kasyanov and Boris Nemtsov inspect the insignia of a member of the Russian Veterans Motorcycle Club at an opposition rally. Several hundred opposition demonstrators gathered near the Russian government White House to mark the 21st anniversary of the attempted coup in 1991 by Communist hardliners that led to the eventual break-up of the Soviet Union.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 19/08/2012..A doll dressed as a member of Pussy Riot with a crown of barbed wire in front of a Russian flag  at a Russian opposition rally. Several hundred opposition demonstrators gathered near the Russian government White House to mark the 21st anniversary of the attempted coup in 1991 by Communist hardliners that led to the eventual break-up of the Soviet Union.
    russia-moscow-1991-coup-ru195405.jpg
  • 17/08/2012, Moscow, Russia..A policeman gestures at a protester waving a blank sign outside the court as Maria Alyokhina, Yekaterina Samutsevich and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova of punk band Pussy Riot are sentenced to two years prison for their performance in the Christ The Saviour Cathedral.
    russia-moscow-pussy-riot-ru195341.jpg
  • 17/08/2012, Moscow, Russia..A pensioner wearing a Pussy Riot style balaclava, Orthodox iconography and a badge ?Russia Without Putin? gives a victory sign as Maria Alyokhina, Yekaterina Samutsevich and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova of punk band Pussy Riot are sentenced to two years prison for their performance in the Christ The Saviour Cathedral.
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  • 17/08/2012, Moscow, Russia..Demonstrators outside the court as Maria Alyokhina, Yekaterina Samutsevich and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova of punk band Pussy Riot are sentenced to two years prison for their performance in the Christ The Saviour Cathedral.
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  • 17/08/2012, Moscow, Russia..Maria Alyokhina, Yekaterina Samutsevich and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova of punk band Pussy Riot inside the courtroom's glass cage after being sentenced to two years in prison for their performance in the Christ The Saviour Cathedral.
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  • 17/08/2012, Moscow, Russia..A protester wearing the slogan "We are all Pussy Riot" outside the court as Maria Alyokhina, Yekaterina Samutsevich and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova of punk band Pussy Riot are sentenced to two years prison for their performance in the Christ The Saviour Cathedral.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 19/05/2012..An artwork consisting of suitcases fashioned to look like a gun and bearing the work ?kompromat?, Russian jargon for compromising material, points at a policeman as several thousand artists and opposition activists demonstrate against Vladimir Putin by walking through Moscow transporting their artworks. The protest coincided with Museum Night, when Moscow's museums are open until midnight with special exhibitions and performances.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 19/05/2012..Several thousand artists and opposition activists demonstrate against Vladimir Putin by walking through Moscow transporting their artworks. The protest coincided with Museum Night, when Moscow's museums are open until midnight with special exhibitions and performances.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 19/05/2012..Several thousand artists and opposition activists demonstrate against Vladimir Putin by walking through Moscow transporting their artworks. The protest coincided with Museum Night, when Moscow's museums are open until midnight with special exhibitions and performances.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 19/05/2012..An opposition activist [right] scuffles with a Russian Orthodox supporter, one of a small group that attempted to cause disruption as several thousand artists and opposition activists demonstrate against Vladimir Putin by walking through Moscow transporting their artworks. The protest coincided with Museum Night, when Moscow's museums are open until midnight with special exhibitions and performances.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 19/05/2012..An artist carries a painting of Russian President Vladimir Putin as several thousand artists and opposition activists demonstrate against Putin by walking through Moscow transporting their artworks. The protest coincided with Museum Night, when Moscow's museums are open until midnight with special exhibitions and performances.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/05/2012..Protesters serve vegan food at a makeshift kitchen in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, as a Moscow court ordered the eviction of some 200 opposition activists who have set up camp in the city centre park.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/05/2012..People listening to a Communist speaker in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, as a Moscow court ordered the eviction of some 200 opposition activists who have set up camp in the city centre park.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/05/2012..Opposition political art mocking Putin and Medvedev in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, as a Moscow court ordered the eviction of some 200 opposition activists who have set up camp in the city centre park.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/05/2012..A protester wearing an anti-Putin shirt in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, as a Moscow court ordered the eviction of some 200 opposition activists who have set up camp in the city centre park.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/05/2012..A protester listens to music in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, as a Moscow court ordered the eviction of some 200 opposition activists who have set up camp in the city centre park.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/05/2012..A masked nationalist protester speaks on a walkie-talkie as another jumps a fence in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, as a Moscow court ordered the eviction of some 200 opposition activists who have set up camp in the city centre park.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/05/2012..A protesting student does her course-work in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, as a Moscow court ordered the eviction of some 200 opposition activists who have set up camp in the city centre park.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/05/2012..An angry local resident argues with protesters in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, as a Moscow court ordered the eviction of some 200 opposition activists who have set up camp in the city centre park.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 15/05/2012..A visiting pensioner talks to a protester in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, as a Moscow court ordered the eviction of some 200 opposition activists who have set up camp in the city centre park.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 12/05/2012..Protesters seize and hand to the police a man attempting to steal a mobile phone from a woman  in the crowd in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, a park in central Moscow were some 200 opposition activists have set up camp.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 12/05/2012..A protester under  the statue of Kazakh poet Abai Kunanbaev hold a sign "Occupy Russia" in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, a park in central Moscow were some 200 opposition activists have set up camp.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 12/05/2012..A protester makes a speech under the statue of Kazakh poet Abai Kunanbaev in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, a park in central Moscow were some 200 opposition activists have set up camp.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 12/05/2012..A protester under  the statue of Kazakh poet Abai Kunanbaev holds a sign announcing a political lecture in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, a park in central Moscow were some 200 opposition activists have set up camp.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 12/05/2012..Vladimir Solovyov, a Kremlin-allied journalist and television host, arguing with protesters in Chistiye Prudy, or Clean Ponds, a park in central Moscow were some 200 opposition activists have set up camp.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 06/05/2012..Police arrest protestors at opposition demonstration against Russian Presidential election results on the eve of Vladimir Putins inauguration as President.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 06/05/2012..Police arrest protestors at opposition demonstration against Russian Presidential election results on the eve of Vladimir Putins inauguration as President.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 06/05/2012..Police arrest protestors at opposition demonstration against Russian Presidential election results on the eve of Vladimir Putins inauguration as President.
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  • Moscow, Russia, 06/05/2012..Police arrest protestors at opposition demonstration against Russian Presidential election results on the eve of Vladimir Putins inauguration as President.
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