In the early weeks of the war in Ukraine, tens of thousands of people in Russia took to the streets to protest against the invasion.  

But two months on, with the war in its next phase in Ukraine's east, they've either been silenced by the Kremlin through draconian laws, or influenced by a relentless propaganda campaign.

Today, a human rights activist on why her fellow Russians are no longer speaking out.

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Maria Kuznetsova, human rights activist, OVD-Info, Tbilisi, Georgia