Alena Moricheva

Aug 6, 2024 | globalvoices.org | Alena Moricheva

In September 2023, European Commission officials banned Russian citizens from bringing cars with Russian registration plates into the EU and there were rumors that ‘personal items’ would also be banned. After that, Gera Ugryumova, an then unknown user of the social network X (formerly Twitter), decided to make sense of the issue. She called a press officer of the European Commission, posted about her call on X, and instantly became famous.

Aug 6, 2024 | everand.com | Alena Moricheva

Originally published on Global Voices In September 2023, European Commission officials banned Russian citizens from bringing cars with Russian registration plates into the EU and there were rumors that ‘personal items’ would also be banned. After that, Gera Ugryumova, an then unknown user of the social network X (formerly Twitter), decided to make sense of the issue. She called a press officer of the European Commission, posted about her call on X, and instantly became famous.

Aug 6, 2024 | tolerance.ca | Alena Moricheva

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Dec 12, 2023 | globalvoices.org | Alena Moricheva

On November 29, 2023, LGBT World Beside, a European organization supporting LGBTQ+ asylum seekers and refugees from post-Soviet countries, published devastating news on their Instagram:With deep regret, we announce the loss of another member of our community, Mikhail, a seeker of asylum from Russia. This is the third loss this year, and we express sincere condolences to Mikhail’s family and friends. Deaths in refugee camps, especially among the LGBTQIA+ community, are becoming a troubling trend.

Dec 12, 2023 | everand.com | Alena Moricheva

Originally published on Global Voices On November 29, 2023, LGBT World Beside, a European organization supporting LGBTQ+ asylum seekers and refugees from post-Soviet countries, published devastating news on their Instagram: With deep regret, we announce the loss of another member of our community, Mikhail, a seeker of asylum from Russia. This is the third loss this year, and we express sincere condolences to Mikhail’s family and friends.