Russia decriminalized domestic violence. What happened next is wrenching
In Russia, where wife-beating is legal, socialists celebrate Women's Day with feminist guerrilla "ads" | Boing Boing
Russian domestic violence: Women fight back - BBC News
Domestic abuse isn't a crime in Russia. One survivor says "the police don't help." - CBS News
Putin approves legal change that decriminalises some domestic violence | Russia | The Guardian
Wife dies after 'husband filmed beatings that left her in a coma and boasting about having her "under control" - World News - Mirror Online
Russian domestic violence: Women fight back - BBC News
Two Russian women acquitted of murdering abusive husbands in rare court decisions | The Independent | The Independent
Russian man sends photos of his beaten wife to friends | Daily Mail Online
Putin approves legal change that decriminalises some domestic violence | Russia | The Guardian
Russian man sends photos of his beaten wife to friends | Daily Mail Online
Russia's decriminalising of domestic violence means women continue to die | World News | Sky News
The dark reality of Russia's domestic violence laws - BBC Three
What happened after Russia decriminalised domestic abuse | New Humanist
5 Facts About Women's Rights in Russia - The Borgen Project
Russia tells women to be “proud of their bruises” as it legalises domestic abuse – That's What She Said
Russian man sends photos of his beaten wife to friends | Daily Mail Online
Beat Her When You Are Alone Together" - Public Orthodoxy
Russia has no domestic violence law, but that could soon change | Human Rights | Al Jazeera
The Women Fighting Russia's Domestic Violence Epidemic | TIME
Russian Lawyer Who Provided Prison-Beating Video Flees, Seeks State Protection
Russia's decriminalising of domestic violence means women continue to die | World News | Sky News
Domestic abuse isn't a crime in Russia. One survivor says "the police don't help." - CBS News
India explores 'rupee-rouble' exchange scheme to beat Russia sanctions | Financial Times
Russian Women Post Bruised Selfies to Push for Domestic Violence Law - The Moscow Times
