"What kind of national unity is there if a husband can legally beat his wife?" Feminists held anonymous protests to defend women's rights in Russian cities.
В Yekaterinburg и Chelyabinsk Kopeysk The activists photographed posters asking pressing questions about women's rights violations. They sent photos of the protest to the editorial office of NeMoskva.
"There can be no national unity when women are forced to bear children, husbands beat their wives, it is common to insult and belittle women, and politics is a man's domain," the feminists commented on their protest.
Women's rights are regularly violated in Russia. NeMoskva wrote about creeping ban abortions, o propaganda childbearing even among minors and struggle with the "childfree ideology", o increase in domestic violenceWomen who go out to picket in defense of their rights, delays police.