1 and 2 Living chain around KGB headquarters, Lubyanka Square, on the first ‘Political Prisoners Day’, 30 October 1989.
3 Protester from Demsoiuz is led away from the 30 October 1989 demonstration.
4 Requiem for dead soldiers organized by Mother’s Right, 1994.
5 Svetlana Gannushkina of Migration Rights meeting with Yezidis, refused citizenship, in Krasnodar in 2005.
6 Domestic violence poster of the early 2000s, used by ANNA.
7 Poster used by Mother’s Right, 2010.
8 Liudmila Alekseeva and Nina Tagankina (Moscow Helsinki Group) debate their right to hold a public meeting in Pushkin Square with law enforcement officers in 2007.
9 Court hearing of Bolotnoe demonstrators, Black Friday, Moscow, February 2014.
10 Demonstrators outside the court are removed by OMON (Special Services).
11 March in St Petersburg protesting against the new law prohibiting discussion of LGBT issues with minors, 2013.
12 Putin meeting with activists, January 2014, to discuss appointment of a new ombudsman. On the right is Alekseeva, on the left, Babushkin and Gannushkina. Vladimir Lukin, the outgoing ombudsman, is far right, opposite Elena Topoleva of the Civic Chamber.
13 Sergei Kovalev, International Memorial Society.
14 Liudmila Alekseeva, Moscow Helsinki Group.
15 Arseny Roginsky, International Memorial Society.
16 Lev Ponomarev, For Human Rights and Liudmila Alekseeva.
17 Oleg Orlov, Memorial Human Rights Centre (with poster of Natalya Estemirova, murdered in Grozny in 2009).
18 Valery Abramkin, Moscow Centre for Prison Reform.
19 Svetlana Gannushkina, Civic Assistance Committee, Migration Rights.
20 Boris Pustintsev, Citizens Watch.
21 Andrei Blinushov, Memorial Society, Ryazan.
22 Igor Kalyapin, Committee Against Torture.
23 Igor Averkiev, Perm Civic Chamber.
24 Grigory Shvedov, Caucasian Knot.
25 Marina Pisklakova, ANNA.
26 Pavel Chikov, Agora.
27 Tanya Lokshina, Human Rights Watch.
28 Maria Kanevskaya, Human Rights Resource Centre.
