Putin critic Bill Browder says the 'truth is horrific' at London protest

The video discusses Russian protests against the invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the significant turnout and the impact of these protests on global perceptions. It emphasizes that not all Russians support Putin, challenging stereotypes. Bill Browder, head of the Magnitsky justice campaign, shares his experiences and the importance of international opposition to Putin's actions. The video underscores the unprecedented scale of Russian opposition and the need for continued efforts to contain Putin's influence.

What is the main reason for the Russian protests discussed in the video?

• Opposition to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

• Demand for economic reforms

• Celebration of a national holiday

• Support for Putin's policies

How do the protests challenge the stereotype about Russian support for Putin?

• By showing that all Russians support Putin

• By indicating that Russians are unaware of the situation

• By demonstrating that Russians are indifferent to politics

• By revealing that many Russians oppose Putin's actions

What is the significance of holding protests outside the Russian embassy?

• It is a neutral location

• It is a place with no historical significance

• It is the official seat of the Russian Government in the UK

• It is a popular tourist spot

Who is Bill Browder and what is his role in the campaign against Putin?

• A businessman investing in Russia

• Head of the global Magnitsky justice campaign

• A journalist reporting on the protests

• A Russian politician supporting Putin

What is the Magnitsky Act and how many countries have passed it?

• A cultural exchange program, passed in 5 countries

• A trade agreement, passed in 20 countries

• A law supporting Putin, passed in 10 countries

• A law against corruption, passed in 35 countries