There are many unknown victims of the Russian penal system with left-wing views. They do not make the headlines in the media but are often being held in appalling conditions.

Like Boris Kagarlitsky, we urge supporters to spread awareness about their conditions, write letters to them and take whatever action may help free them.
OTHER POLITICAL PRISONERS
WE ARE NOT ALONE
Websites, social media channels and books devoted to building awareness about political prisoners in Putin’s Russia
FREEDOM ZONE
Freedom Zone was formed in March 2024 as an informal organisation of volunteers to help the families of political prisoners. It publicises their stories and collects donations by organising events dedicated to supporting political prisoners. It also has a volunteer design, copywriting and editing school for relatives of political prisoners so that they themselves can conduct international campaigns.
Left Political Prisoners Fund
Founded in April 2024, the Left Political Prisoners Fund coordinates media work, provides informational and organisational assistance, maintains a mutual aid fund, delivers parcels and supports solidarity campaigns for political prisoners. It also maintains a register of left-wing political prisoners, with a website aimed at both Russian and foreign readers in development.
Voices Against Putin’s War
This book comprises ten speeches in court by people who opposed Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine, and were arrested, tried and handed long jail sentences for doing so. There are also letters and interviews in which they made their case; two statements, made outside court, by other protesters who went on trial; a summary of 17 other anti-war protesters’ speeches in Russian courts; and a chapter on resistance in the occupied territories of Ukraine, and in Russia, and the reaction by the Kremlin’s repressive machine. Speeches by Alexei Gorinov, Igor Paskar, Bohdan Ziza, Mikhail Kriger, Andrei Trofimov, Sasha Skochilenko, Aleksandr Skobov, Darya Kozyreva, Alexei Rozhkov, Ruslan Siddiqi, Kirill Butylin and Savelii Morozov.
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