VOICED : Manifestantes anti Putin declarados culpa

A Russian court found eight activists guilty of violent acts during 2012 protests against President Putin's inauguration. Thousands protested the verdict, including Pussy Riot members. Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International criticized the Russian justice system for political bias. Out of 12 prosecuted, four were acquitted. Sentences will be announced on Monday, with the prosecution seeking five to six years in prison.

What was the main reason for the activists' prosecution in 2012?

• They were accused of vandalizing public property.

• They were caught spying for another country.

• They were accused of violent acts during protests.

• They were involved in a financial scandal.

Which group was notably present at the protest outside the court?

• Greenpeace activists

• Pussy Riot members

• Amnesty International representatives

• Local government officials

What did Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International accuse the Russian justice system of?

• Acting with political motivations

• Being influenced by foreign governments

• Ignoring international laws

• Being too lenient on criminals

How many activists were acquitted out of the 12 prosecuted?

• Eight

• Six

• Four

• Two

What sentence did the prosecution request for the accused activists?

• Community service

• Deportation

• Five to six years of imprisonment

• House arrest