"Rural Russia: Protests Spread to Ufa Over Activist's Jailing"
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Protests erupted in Ufa, the capital of Russia's Bashkortostan republic, after popular rights activist Fail Alsynov was sentenced to four years in jail. Hundreds of protesters gathered in support of Alsynov, with at least 10 people detained by police. The protests, which began in Baymak, saw clashes with authorities and accusations of inciting extremism. Alsynov, convicted of insulting migrants, denies the accusations and intends to appeal. The demonstrations highlight tensions over ethnic identity and migrant issues in the region.
- Bashkortostan protests against jail term reach regional capital Ufa BBC.com
- Supporters of jailed activist bring protest to capital of Russian region Reuters
- Protests in Russia Put Spotlight on Wartime Ethnic Grievances The New York Times
- Protests spread in rural Russia in support of jailed activist POLITICO Europe
- More than 1000 rally in Russian region in continuing protests over activist's jailing The Washington Post
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