INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Hundreds of people around the world took part in protests Sunday against Russian President Vladimir Putin and his violent actions in Russia
Ukraine.Protests were seen in mainly Western countries, such as Australia, New Zealand, Israel, South Korea, the United States, Britain and
European countries, as well as in countries with large Russian emigre populations such as Georgia and Armenia.In the Dutch capital
organizers, told a Moscow Times reporter at the protest.While the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 sparked mass protests both inside
center in the Netherlands.Protesters march through Amsterdam's city center.Anastasia Tenisheva / MTInside Russia, where protest activity is
tightly controlled and criticizing the war is punishable with jail time, single-person demonstrations were seen in Moscow and St
underwear.According to the independent police-monitoring website OVD-Info, at least two people were detained while staging solo pickets in
Moscow, while one was detained in St
Petersburg.Navalny, who fell severely ill on a flight over Siberia on Aug
20, 2020, and was airlifted to Germany for treatment days later, has been in jail since his return to Russia in January 2021.This month, a
dismissed the charges against him as politically motivated, and Western countries have called for his release.He is one of several Russian
criticizing the invasion of Ukraine.In Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, around 200 people, mostly emigres who left Russia after the Kremlin
have a common goal, a common date and a common context
