In Moscow, the court appointed 200 thousand rubles a fine of two activists who went to pickets in support of Afghan women

The Presnensky District Court of Moscow set a fine of a fine of a fine to activists of the “Socialist Alternatives” Ksenia Nizhnezhnaya and Anna Pavlova, who on Monday stood in solitary pickets to the Afghanistan embassy in Moscow. This is reported by participants in the movement.

Five participants in the action were detained on August 23. On the Beznyzhnye and Pavlov, protocols were drawn up under an article on re -violation of the rules of the action (part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Daria Kozhanova, Ilya Lukhovitsky and Sofia Miloradova was charged with part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (participation in an inconsistent action) and released from the police department.

The participants in the action went out to express solidarity with Afghan women whose rights are limited to terrorist and prohibited by the Russian Federation “Taliban”.

A similar action was carried out in St. Petersburg, during it they did not detain anyone.

Earlier on August 25, the Taliban forbade forbidden women in Afghanistan to leave the house to work until "the security system is being improved." Representatives of the movement, after the announcement of the establishment of full control over the territory of Afghanistan , said that they would allow women an active lifestyle, but with compliance with Sharia.

So, for example, women are already forbidden to go outside unaccompanied by a male akin and without head covering their heads, hair and the whole body of clothing. In addition, women are not allowed to some types of work, including work in the media.