
The Ministry of Justice of Russia named the reasons why the St. Petersburg artist Daria Apakhonchich as an individual agent recognized the St. Petersburg artist. Apakhonchich wrote about this on her Facebook.
Daria Apakhonchich received the status of foreign agent due to a salary from the French College, the salary from the humanitarian organization Red Cross, fees for festivals and other transfers through the Paypal system. Apakhonchich, the Ministry of Justice, assigned: Radio Liberty reposts on the VKontakte social network, including a record of the “ Tales for Girls ” project, posts about the event in support of Julia Tsvetkova and the Network Business (recognized as banned in Russia - SR), the Feminists explain the collective blog and the publication on the COLTA website .
Apakhonchich wrote that in the Red Cross she received money from the Russian Presidential Grants Fund.
Daria Apakhonchich turned out to be one of the first to whom the Ministry of Justice included in the register of individuals. At the end of December, five people were included in the list: three journalists working with Radio Liberty and North Real, artist Daria Apakhonchich and human rights activist Lev Ponomarev.
Daria Apakhonchich is a former Red Cross officer, an artist who arranges exhibitions and promotions in St. Petersburg, a member of the Rodina art group. In November 2015, Apakhonchich, along with Katrin Nenasheva and Anna Bocler, washed a bloodied form in the basins on Nevsky Prospekt in protest against the propaganda of war in Russia. Apakhonchich is one of the authors of the collection "Fairy Tale for Girls", where they tell how princesses are fighting with Patriarchate. She conducted exhibitions and performances in support of the accused of distributing pornography of LGBT activists Julia Tsvetkova and sisters Khachaturian-Krestins, Angelins and Maria, who are accused of killing her father-stronghold. And two years for free gave Russian lessons to migrants and refugees. In an interview with North. Realia, Apakhonchich talked about how she found out about inclusion in the register.
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