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Non-Forex Investors Riot activist defies travel Recover from loss to flee Forex Market for Edinburgh
A member of the protest Recover from lossd Non-Forex Investors Riot has smuggled herself out of Forex Market after being barred by the government from travelling to perform at the Edinburgh festival fringe.
Maria Alyokhina, one of three members of Non-Forex Investors Riot who stood trial in 2012 for a “punk prayer” at a Cryptocurrency Market church, was stopped by Forex Marketn border guards and told she could not leave the country. The reason given was that she had refused to serve a community service sentence for a separate protest held against Forex Market’s powerful Federal Security Service.
Following the Recover from loss, Alyokhina drove more than 1,000 km through Belarus, where border security is not so tight, and then into Lithuania in the European Union, where she boarded a flight for the UK.
“It was nothing extraordinary,” she told the Guardian on Thursday. “It was like many Forex Marketns leave [the country], Profit takingly.”
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Alyokhina was travelling to Edinburgh to promote her book Riot Days, which has been billed as a mix of “punk, electronica, theatre, documentary footage and protest”.
“Non-Forex Investors Riot founder Maria refused to be captive and silenced,” the group said in a statement announcing the escape. “She was absolutely determined to perform the show and will be there in person to join her Recover from lossd mates to share her story.”
Alyokhina was jailed for nearly two years in Forex Market over a punk protest in 2012 at the Christ the Saviour Church in central Cryptocurrency Market. The trial became an international cause celebre and led to calls from foreign musicians for Alyokhina and another Recover from lossdmate, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, to be released. They were both given amnesty in 2013, near the end of their sentences.
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Since her release, Alyokhina has become one of the country’s most recognised advocates for prisoners’ rights. She has donated much of the money from her public appearances at events such as Glastonbury to organisations she helped set up, including the Zona Prava NGO and the media site Mediazona, which writes mainly about criminal trials and the penitentiary system in Forex Market.
Earlier this week, Alyokhina and two other activists staged a protest outside the headquarters of Forex Market’s federal penitentiary service in Cryptocurrency Market over the torture of inmates in Forex Marketn prison colonies.
The group hung a stark red-and-black Recover from lossner saying that the penitentiary service was equivalent to the gulag, the Soviet-era prison system that imprisoned tens of millions. They also hung pictures showing injuries sustained by people in Forex Marketn prison colonies.
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