VOICED : Manifestantes anti Putin declarados culpa

A Russian court found eight activists guilty of violent acts during a 2012 protest against President Putin's inauguration. Thousands protested the verdict, including Pussy Riot members, demanding freedom for political prisoners. 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 prosecutors seeking five to six years in prison.

What were the eight protesters found guilty of in the 2012 demonstration?

• Violent acts

• Vandalism

• Theft

• Trespassing

Which group was present at the court to support the accused protesters?

• Human Rights Watch

• Amnesty International

• Pussy Riot

• Greenpeace

What did the public chant outside the court during the trial?

• Justice for all

• Peace and unity

• Freedom for political prisoners

• End corruption

Which organizations accused the Russian justice system of political bias?

• World Health Organization

• Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International

• United Nations

• European Union

What sentence did the prosecution seek for the accused protesters?

• House arrest

• Deportation

• Five to six years of imprisonment

• Community service