Czech Man Jailed 13 Days for Red Square Protest
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Czech man gets fine and 13 days' custody for anti-war protest on Red Square
MOSCOW, Sept 22 - A Czech man who staged a solo protest on Moscow's Red Square against Russia's war in Ukraine has been fined and sentenced to 13 days in custody, a court said on Tuesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
A Moscow court has sentenced a Czech citizen to 13 days in prison for organizing a protest near Lenin's Mausoleum on Moscow's Red Square, Russian state agencies reported on Tuesday.
The Tversky District Court of Moscow arrested for 13 days a Czech citizen, Mikhail Plamenek, for disobedience to the police after picketing Mavsoley Lenin. "The Tver District Court of Moscow, on 22 September 2026, dealt with administrative offences against a citizen of the Czech Republic, Plamenek Mikhail," reported to the Moscow Press Service, handed over TASS. The Court found the man guilty of discrediting the Russian Armed Forces and fined 40…
The Tver Court of Moscow ordered the citizen of the Czech Republic, Mikhail Plamenek, to be held for 13 days in administrative detention and two fines totalling 60,000 roubles for administrative offences reported to the Press Service of Mosgorsud.
A Moscow court has sentenced a Czech citizen to 13 days in prison for holding a protest near Lenin's Mausoleum on Red Square in Moscow, Interfax and TASS news agencies reported, saying the man was holding a banner aimed at discrediting the Russian military.
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