One Year Since Navalny's Death: Global Demonstrations and Calls for Justice
Yulia Navalnaya leads worldwide tributes on the anniversary of her husband's death, rallying support for a free Russia against Kremlin repression.
One year on, Russia’s dire human rights record continues to deteriorate.
A year after Navalny’s death, his widow urges ongoing fight for a ‘free’ Russia
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As Russia intensifies its illegal war of aggression against Ukraine, it also continues its internal repression, targeting those who stand for democracy.
Alexei Navalny supporters visit grave on first anniversary of his death
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Supporters of the late Kremlin critic are commemorating the one-year anniversary of his death by visiting his grave in Moscow.
One year since Alexei Navalny’s death, his widow accuses Putin of cover-up
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Navalny Supporters Risk Reprisals with Memorial Events a Year after Death
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A year after Navalny’s death, the Russian opposition struggles without its charismatic leader
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The lack of overt opposition within Russia is hardly surprising.
After Navalny: Russian opposition is weaker than ever - but it's not why you think
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Summary
On the first anniversary of Alexei Navalny's death in prison, supporters honored his legacy with gatherings in Moscow and globally, led by his widow, Yulia Navalnaya. She calls for continued resistance against repression, emphasizing Navalny's vision for a 'free, peaceful, beautiful' Russia. Activists express that democratic opposition in Russia has diminished, but his memory inspires hope. As mourners laid flowers at his grave, global leaders, including former US President Joe Biden, condemned the Kremlin's responsibility for his death. The ongoing crackdown on dissent highlights the challenges faced by opposition figures, as they strive to unite in the fight for change.
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