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Protesters Rally in New York After
Protesters Rally in New York After Kremlin Critic's Murder
 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , 2-March-2015  6:22:34 AM
Dozens of protesters rallied in New York City on Sunday near the Russian permanent mission to the United Nations to denounce the murder of Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov, despite fear of reprisals to themselves or family members back in Russia.

Protesters, most of them of Russian or Ukrainian origin, held photographs of the slain opposition leader. Many carried signs that read "Putin Plague of 21st Century" and "Stop Dictator Putin - Stop Murderers," referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is denounced as an autocrat by a small but vocal opposition.

The rally, staged on the same day that tens of thousands of Russians marched through central Moscow, featured a dash of street theater. A young Russian student had locked himself into a hand-made cardboard cage, which he said symbolized the struggle of political prisoners.

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Even though the rally on Manhattan's Upper East Side was thousands of miles away from the Kremlin, some of the protesters expressed concern about joining public demonstrations against the Putin government.

"I know a lot of people who are discouraged to come because they're scared that their pictures or names appearing in the news will cause problems for their relatives back in Russia," Dimitry Smelansky, a 50-year old engineer who traveled to New York from Boston to take part in the rally.

Like many of the other protesters, Smelansky saw the murder of Nemtsov as a rallying point against Putin and his policies. While Smelansky did not directly blame Putin for the killing, he said the former KGB agent had created a climate "filled with hatred" in his homeland.

From : http://www.ndtv.com  

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