Pussy Riot's Maria Alyokhina Speaks in Zurich on Exile, Putin, and War
Maria Alyokhina, singer of the punk band Pussy Riot, has been living in exile for three years. In a conversation in Zurich, she discussed her ongoing fight against Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine. She warned that if Putin is allowed to win in Ukraine, he will recruit Ukrainians to take over other countries. The discussion also covered her life as a rebel, recipes from the penal colony, and why a quiet everyday life is out of the question. The event was part of a series titled 'so-called criminals' in Zurich, where Pussy Riot told their story about Putin and the war, aiming to speak until everyone listens.
Key facts
- Maria Alyokhina is the singer of Pussy Riot.
- She has lived in exile for three years.
- She spoke in Zurich about her fight against Putin.
- She warned that Putin would recruit Ukrainians to take over other countries if he wins in Ukraine.
- The conversation covered her life as a rebel and recipes from the penal colony.
- She stated that a quiet everyday life is not an option for her.
- The event was part of the 'so-called criminals' series in Zurich.
- Pussy Riot aims to tell their story until everyone listens.
Entities
Artists
- Maria Alyokhina
- Pussy Riot
Locations
- Zurich
- Switzerland
- Ukraine
- Russia