Resisting Putinism
Our campaigns and actions
Defeating the Russian aggressor and allowing Ukraine to regain its internationally recognised borders is the only way forward to real peace.

SUPPORTING RUSSIAN DISSIDENCE
- Column in Le Monde in support of Alexander Skobov
- Every May 9th, let's invade the social networks of the Immortals of Democracy on May 9th
- our support for Vladimir Kaza-Mourza's candidacy for the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize nomination
The right of a people to self-determination, the right of a nation to assert its existence, the right of a culture to express itself and flourish are inalienable principles that define democracy and its history, principles that Vladimir Putin's regime is trampling on in Ukraine, but also in Russia itself, the better to deny them to the world.
Constantin Sigov,
When Ukraine Rises , Talent Editions, 2022, p. 228.
The aim of Russia's military aggression against Ukraine is the systematic and consistent massacre and extermination of the Ukrainian people, their identity and the deprivation of their right to self-determination and independent development. The world must recognise the genocide of the Ukrainian people during the Russian invasion in 2022.
“Daily mass murders, abductions, imprisonment, torture, rape of women and children, disfiguring corpses after death, executions, blockades of localities, destruction of civilian infrastructure, the use of man-made hunger as a method of warfare.... And there are many such atrocities all over Ukraine where the Russian invader has set foot”, stressed the President of the Ukrainian Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk, insisting that we cannot remain silent.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine calls on the whole world to recognize Russia's actions as genocide of the Ukrainian people.
Constantin Sigov,
Letter from Kiev , “Placards and Libelles”, no. 12, Ed. du Cerf, April 2022, unpaginated.
The aim of Russia's military aggression against Ukraine is the systematic and consistent massacre and extermination of the Ukrainian people, their identity and the deprivation of their right to self-determination and independent development. The world must recognise the genocide of the Ukrainian people during the Russian invasion in 2022.
“Daily mass murders, abductions, imprisonment, torture, rape of women and children, disfiguring corpses after death, executions, blockades of localities, destruction of civilian infrastructure, the use of man-made hunger as a method of warfare.... And there are many such atrocities all over Ukraine where the Russian invader has set foot”, stressed the President of the Ukrainian Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk, insisting that we cannot remain silent.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine calls on the whole world to recognize Russia's actions as genocide of the Ukrainian people.



