"Hundreds of political prisoners still remain in Russian prisons." Lilia Chanysheva published her first post since her release from prison.

On the sixth day after her release she thanked everyone who fought for her release for almost three years, covered the criminal case, and sent letters and parcels. 

«Meanwhile, hundreds of political prisoners remain in Russian prisons, and not all of them are publicly known. I ask you to remember them, help them, and demand their release.", the politician urged.

She emphasized that despite her prison sentence, she has not abandoned her ideas and views, and continues to believe that Russia's future can still be made wonderful.

Former head of Navalny's Ufa headquarters Liliya Chanysheva, sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for creating an extremist community, was released On August 1, during a large-scale prisoner exchange of 26 prisoners, she spent two years and nine months in prison.