Political prisoners in the republics of Russia
People persecuted for their national position, anti-war words and human rights work. Behind every name is a family, a case and a sentence.
19 names on the League’s list The League keeps collecting the names and stories of the persecuted. Their names and fates must not be forgotten.
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Tatarstan 32 years old Parvina Abuzarova Exemplary punishment for anti-war statements -
Dagestan 53 years old Askhabali Alibekov Media coverage of protests -
Bashkortostan 38 years old Fail Alsynov Personal enemy of the republic’s leader -
Buryatia 41 years old Mikhail Babintsev Arson of a military commissariat -
Bashkortostan 42 years old Lilia Chanysheva Head of Alexey Navalny’s headquarters in Ufa -
Chelyabinsk region 35 years old Gaziz Davletbayev Accused of terrorism for critical comments on social media -
Dagestan 40 years old Abdulmumin Gadzhiev Opposition journalist accused of terrorism -
Bashkortostan 58 years old Ayrat Dilmukhametov Candidate for President of the Republic of Bashkortostan -
Bashkortostan 35 years old Rustam Fararitdinov Serving punishment for his opposition brother -
Sakha 55 years old Alexander Gabyshev Especially sophisticated punishment — punitive psychiatry -
Orenburg region 29 years old Diana Kamilyanova Deprived of freedom for «LGBT propaganda» -
Bashkortostan 45 years old Olga Komleva Under arrest for opposition views -
Adygea 18 years old Kevin Lik The youngest convicted for “treason.” -
Altai 48 years old Sergey Mikhailov Persecution for an article in the newspaper -
Adygea 63 years old Tatyana Moskalenko Exemplary punishment for anti-war comments on social media -
Bashkortostan 47 years old Rustem Mulyukov Exemplary punishment for speaking at a rally -
Chechnya 55 years old Zarema Musayeva Personal enemy of the head of the republic -
Bashkortostan 58 years old Ramila Saitova Candidate for President of the Republic of Bashkortostan -
Buryatia 63 years old Natalya Filonova Punished for human rights work
How to help
Write a letter Letters support people in prison and show the jailers that the person is remembered. The address is on each prisoner’s page. Tell about them Share a prisoner’s page on social media: the more people know the name, the harder it is to forget. Report persecution Do you know someone persecuted for their national position? Write to us.