Rights aren't given, they're taken.
That is the slogan on the large yellow banner.
Yesterday, April 30th 2018, thousands of people took to the streets to protest the Russian government blocking the messaging app Telegram. The Russian government blocked Telegram after they refused to give access to its users' conversations. It is claimed that access is needed to fight terrorism. Telegram protects its users' conversations through end-to-end encryption. Not even Telegram itself can read the conversations, only the users, who have the private key to decrypt the messages.
Libertarian rally in St. Petersburg
Something really remarkable happened during the protests as well. A large group of Russian libertarians held a rally too. In my opinion, this is very nice to see, since the Russian LP is relatively small and you never see them in the (Western) media. At least this gives us some evidence that not all Russians are Putin worshippers, right? Below is a picture of the Libertarian rally, with a banner that says: "Minimal state, maximal freedom".
Minimal state, maximal freedom
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