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St. Petersburg Woman Arrested for Writing 'No to War' on Voting Ballot

Alexandra Chiryatyeva was found guilty of writing anti-war messages on her ballot during the presidential election in Russia, resulting in her arrest and a fine.
Chiryatyeva's actions were deemed as hooliganism and discrediting the Russian armed forces by the court.
Opposition groups protested Putin's inevitable win, amid a crackdown on dissent as Russian troops fought in Ukraine.

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Russia Jails Woman For Writing "No To War" On Ballot Paper During Elections

A Russian court on Wednesday sentenced a Saint Petersburg woman to eight days in jail for writing "no to war" on a ballot paper during the country's presidential election in protest at President Vladimir Putin's Ukraine campaign. The three-day vote over the weekend saw Putin running unchallenged for a fifth Kremlin term, which would extend his rule until at least 2030. The election was marred by ballot spoiling, with Putin warning in his victory…

2 months ago·New Delhi, India

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Le Parisien

Russia: a woman sentenced to eight days in prison for writing “No to war” on her ballot

The woman who wrote in red marker her opposition to the invasion of Ukraine was also fined 40,000 rubles, or 400 euros.

2 months ago·Paris, France

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A Russian woman received this penalty for writing "No to war" on the ballot paper.

The woman was sentenced on Wednesday to eight days of detention by a Russian court for writing "No to war" on her ballot paper in the presidential elections that led to the re-election of Vladimir Putin.

2 months ago·Romania

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Lenta.RU [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Russian woman was arrested for two words in the ballot

This is reported by the United Press Service of the courts of the city in its Telegram-channel. As told in the court, while voting at the polling station the Russian woman with a red marker wrote on the reverse side of the ballot two words, in which she expressed her attitude to the Russian special operation in Ukraine. Then the girl threw the ballot in the polling station. The Russian woman was detained. How exactly the police officers learned …

2 months ago·Russian Federation

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Digi 24

Russian woman sentenced to eight days in prison for writing a message on her ballot

A woman was sentenced to eight days in detention by a Russian court on Wednesday for writing “No to war” on her ballot paper in the presidential election that led to Vladimir Putin's re-election, AFP reports.

2 months ago·Romania

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Russian woman who wrote “No to War” on a ballot paper sentenced to eight days in prison

The woman “took a ballot paper and wrote “No to war” on the back with a red marker, after which she placed the ballot paper in the ballot box,” the Dzerzhinsk district court in St. Petersburg, Russia's second largest city, clarified in a statement.

2 months ago

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St. Petersburg Woman Arrested for Writing 'No to War' on Voting Ballot

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Russia Jails Woman For Writing "No To War" On Ballot Paper During Elections

Russia Jails Woman For Writing "No To War" On Ballot Paper During Elections

Russia: a woman sentenced to eight days in prison for writing “No to war” on her ballot

Russia: a woman sentenced to eight days in prison for writing “No to war” on her ballot

A Russian woman received this penalty for writing "No to war" on the ballot paper.

A Russian woman received this penalty for writing "No to war" on the ballot paper.

Russian woman was arrested for two words in the ballot

Russian woman was arrested for two words in the ballot

Russian woman sentenced to eight days in prison for writing a message on her ballot

Russian woman sentenced to eight days in prison for writing a message on her ballot

Russian woman who wrote “No to War” on a ballot paper sentenced to eight days in prison

Russian woman who wrote “No to War” on a ballot paper sentenced to eight days in prison

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