Exilés pour un dessin : le père et la fille russes qui ont tenu tête à Poutine
En mars 2022, Maria Moskaleva, connue sous le nom de Masha, avait 12 ans. Dans son école d’une petite ville de l’ouest de la Russie, elle a fait un dessin pour protester contre l’offensive russe lancée un mois plus tôt en Ukraine. Immédiatement dénoncé à la police par...
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In March 2022, Maria Moskaleva, who goes by Masha, was 12 years old. At her school in a small town in western Russia, she drew a picture protesting the Russian offensive launched a month earlier in Ukraine. Immediately denounced to the police by those around her, the FSB came to her school and home. Police raids and arrests followed. Fully supporting his young daughter and also expressing his own opposition to the war, Masha's father was imprisoned for "discrediting" the Russian army. Upon his release, the pair fled Russia. Now refugees in Strasbourg France, they carry resentment not only toward Vladimir Putin, but all those that support him. France 24’s Elena Volochine wen to meet them.
