The famous actress Vera Glagoleva complained that the media perverted her opinion in the Pussy Riot case. Radio correspondent Liberty gave her the opportunity to clarify the position. Her answer is published without amendments. - Of course, they cannot be called "unhappy girls" because they knew well what they were going to. I think that they must be brought up with labor. Let them send them to such works where they could apply their mediocre power ...

Vera Glagoleva The famous actress Vera Glagoleva complained that the media perverted her opinion in the Pussy Riot case. Radio correspondent Liberty gave her the opportunity to clarify the position. Her answer is published without amendments. - Of course, they cannot be called "unhappy girls" because they knew well what they were going to. I think that they must be brought up with labor. Let them send them to such works where they could apply their mediocre power ...

The clashes of gay activists with representatives of nationalist movements become the usual phenomenon of Russian reality. We can say that gays and lesbians do not have time to talk about their requirements and violations of their rights to journalists, as they are already pushed into a car zap. ​ Opponents of gay parades argue that, despite the absence in the legislation, the norms of same-sex marriages, in general, sexual rights are not violated in Russia.

"Russian musicians in the West." The pianist Viviana Sofronitskaya Istanbul talks about faith, morality. love "red dry." Radio Easterces "Noble rot"

The head of the Moscow Helsinki group Lyudmila Alekseeva stated that the law adopted today by the State Duma, which returns an article on slander to the Criminal Code , was directed against journalists, opposition and human rights activists. "The vile law that protects officials from criticism of citizens," told Alekseev "Interfax." The law tightens the punishment for slander, in particular, the maximum fine is now 5 million rubles.

The jury at the trial in the US capital Washington found two people guilty of trying to illegally export to Iran materials that could be used in the enrichment of uranium. The indictment verdict was made against citizens of Iran and China, and in relation to the latter - in absentia, he lives in the PRC. The Iranian was arrested in May in the Philippines and transferred to the United States.

According to human rights activists, the Russian authorities behave as if they are not able to effectively investigate the murder of Natalia Estemirova Human rights activists from Human Rights Watch on Friday, July 13, said that three years have passed since the murder of Natalia Estemirova , but the killers have not yet been established, and the position of human rights activists in the Caucasian region is becoming more and more difficult.

Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi In the capital of Egypt, Cairo, thousands of people gathered on the main square of the city of Tahrir to express support to the decree of the new president on the resumption of the work of the parliament in which the Islamists dominate. Today's demonstration was organized by the Muslim Brothers, supporting President Mohammed Mursi and a number of ultra-conservative Islamic groups.

In Ethiopia on Friday, 20 people were sentenced to various terms from eight years to life imprisonment on charges of involvement in a conspiracy to overthrow the government. Among the convicts are opposition activists and well -known bloggers, including journalist Eskinder Nega, who received 18 years in prison.

Hillary Clinton in Ulan Bator. July 8, 2012 The United States urge China to rely on negotiations, and not on threats in territorial disputes with its neighbors in the region.

Kofi Annan A group of Syrian demonstrators demanded on Friday the removal of Kofi Annan from the duties of a special international messenger in Syria. Demonstrators, including from the city of Homs, say that their hopes related to the mission of Annan finally collapsed after reports about the new mass murder of Syrian citizens - this time in the village of Tromsi, in the province of Hama.

The Moody's International Agency has reduced the Italian government bond rating on two points, preserving a negative forecast for it. Moody's explained the decision by a deterioration in the main economic indicators of Italy, as well as in connection with the risks for this country against the background of a debt crisis in the eurozone. Now the rating of Italian bonds is only two positions above the so -called "garbage" level.