I understand that I live in a totally lawless state, in a police state, with no independent courts. -Navalnaya

Police had detained at least 3062 people nationwide, including 844 in Moscow, according to OVD-Info, a protest monitoring group. The figures were expected to rise.

Yulia Navalnaya, the opposition politician's wife, was among those detained.  "If we stay quiet, then they could come for any of us tomorrow," she wrote on Instagram before joining the protests.  "I understand that I live in a totally lawless state, in a police state, with no independent courts.  In a country ruled by corruption I would like to live differently," she said.  https://au.news.yahoo.com/thousands-arrested-navalny-protests-140929188--spt.html

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