Pussy Riot
Es war ein so genanntes "Punkgebet" in einer Moskauer Kathedrale, das Pussy Riot Anfang 2012 weltweit bekannt machte. Drei Mitglieder der Band wurden zu Lagerhaft verurteilt - trotz lautstarker Proteste aus dem Ausland.
Während die Strafe eines Mitglieds zur Bewährung ausgesetzt wurde, wurden die beiden anderen Musiker in verschiedenen Lagern interniert. Im Dezember 2013 wurden sie amnestiert.
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![10.02.2020, Russland, Penza: PENZA, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 10, 2020: Network case suspects (back), who have been on trial in connection with an FSB investigation into the activities of an alleged terrorist community known as Set' [Network] since 2018, are seen during a Volga Military District Court sentencing hearing; the court sentenced Dmitry Pchelintsev to 18 years, Ilya Shakursky to 16 years, Andrei Chernov to 14 years, Maxim Ivankin to 13 years, Mikhail Kulkov to 10 years, Vasily Kuskov to 9 years, and Arman Sangybayev to 6 years in prison colony on various charges, including creating or participating in a terrorist community, attempted sale of illegal drugs, and illegal acquisition of ammunition and explosives; according to the investigators the convicted men plotted attacks on law-enforcement officers and officials to provoke a coup. Alexander Polyakov/TASS Foto: Alexander Polyakov/TASS/dpa |](https://static.dw.com/image/52326713_301.jpg "10.02.2020, Russland, Penza: PENZA, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 10, 2020: Network case suspects (back), who have been on trial in connection with an FSB investigation into the activities of an alleged terrorist community known as Set' [Network] since 2018, are seen during a Volga Military District Court sentencing hearing; the court sentenced Dmitry Pchelintsev to 18 years, Ilya Shakursky to 16 years, Andrei Chernov to 14 years, Maxim Ivankin to 13 years, Mikhail Kulkov to 10 years, Vasily Kuskov to 9 years, and Arman Sangybayev to 6 years in prison colony on various charges, including creating or participating in a terrorist community, attempted sale of illegal drugs, and illegal acquisition of ammunition and explosives; according to the investigators the convicted men plotted attacks on law-enforcement officers and officials to provoke a coup. Alexander Polyakov/TASS Foto: Alexander Polyakov/TASS/dpa |")
![ITAR-TASS: MOSCOW, RUSSIA. MARCH 8, 2013. Pyotr Verzilov, member of Voina [War] art group and husband of Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, seen during a picket in support of the jailed members of the Pussy Riot punk band, at the Federal Penitentiary Service building in Kaluzhskaya Square. (Photo ITAR-TASS / Anton Novoderezhkin)](https://static.dw.com/image/17121377_301.jpg "ITAR-TASS: MOSCOW, RUSSIA. MARCH 8, 2013. Pyotr Verzilov, member of Voina [War] art group and husband of Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, seen during a picket in support of the jailed members of the Pussy Riot punk band, at the Federal Penitentiary Service building in Kaluzhskaya Square. (Photo ITAR-TASS / Anton Novoderezhkin)")
