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Follow RT for the latest news on the scandalous and controversial Russian feminist protest punk rock group Pussy Riot. Get news and details on the formation of Pussy Riot and about its members. Pussy Riot have, over the years, consisted of about 11 women organizing unauthorized and provocative performances in public places, singing about feminism, LGBT rights, and condemning Vladimir Putin and his government and referring to him as a dictator. Visit RT.com to find news and articles on the cathedral performance of Pussy Riot in 2012, which was followed by their arrest and the opening of a criminal case against several Pussy Riot members. Find news and information on the most notorious members of Pussy Riot: Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alyokhina, and Yekaterina Samutsevich. Visit RT.com to get the latest stories on the recent incident with Pussy Riot, who tried to disrupt the 2018 World Cup final held in Russia.
- Russia appeals €37,000 European fine over Pussy Riot case
The Russian Justice Ministry said it has appealed a July ruling by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), which said the country violated the rights of three members of the self-styled punk band Pussy Riot.Russia - Pussy Riot activist trends on PornHub after tell-all interview about orgy stunt
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and punk band Pussy Riot are reportedly in great demand on popular adult video website PornHub after she gave a tell-all interview about her sex and artistic life.World News - ‘Highly plausible’ that Pussy Riot activist Verzilov was poisoned, German doctors say
Doctors in Berlin who are treating controversial underground artist and Pussy Riot activist Pyotr Verzilov, say that he was probably poisoned by an unknown substance.World News - Pussy Riot World Cup final pitch invaders arrested on fresh charges immediately after jail release
The four members of anti-Kremlin protest group Pussy Riot who were jailed for 15 days for staging a World Cup final pitch invasion have been arrested again following their release from prison on Monday.Sport News - Pussy Riot members fined $24 after World Cup final pitch invasion
The four members of activist group Pussy Riot who stormed the Luzhniki Stadium pitch during the World Cup final in Moscow have each been fined 1,500 rubles ($23.80) for unlawful use of police uniforms.Sport News - Pussy Riot face charges of illegal use of uniforms after World Cup pitch invasion
A Moscow magistrate has charged four members of Pussy Riot with the illegal wearing of police uniforms after they stormed the pitch disguised as cops during the World Cup final.Russia
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