A member of the Russian protest group Pussy Riot, Olga Borova, has spoken out during their North American tour, aimed at raising funds for a Ukrainian children’s hospital. Borova, who has faced multiple detentions and protests against the Russian government, emphasized the counterproductive nature of fear and the importance of being vocal against the regime. Despite facing criticism for their provocative methods, she believes in the necessity of such actions and maintains hope for Russia’s future, even as she acknowledges the current societal challenges.
- Pussy Riot is currently touring North America to fundraise for a Ukrainian children’s hospital.
- Olga Borova, a member of Pussy Riot, has been detained in Crimea and protested in New York.
- She stresses that living in fear is counterproductive and advocates for more vocal opposition against the Russian government.
- Borova does not plan to return to Russia due to its unpredictability and potential dangers.
- The death of Russian opposition activist Alexei Navalny has spurred Pussy Riot to be louder and more assertive in their activism.
- Despite the divide in public opinion regarding Pussy Riot’s methods, Borova states they do not seek approval but act on their convictions.
- She remains hopeful for Russia’s future but is concerned about the societal challenges that persist regardless of the political leadership.
- The Russian government has denied involvement in the killing of Alexei Navalny.
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