Putin's Repression Is So Complete, Can Opposition Voices Make a Difference?

Yevgenia Karamurza's husband Vladimir has been imprisoned in Russia since last April. He faces a much more serious charge of treason, which if he is convicted could carry with it a sentence of substantially more than 20 years. The Russian government tried to kill him twice for his tireless advocacy for the introduction of personal targeted sanctions against thieves and murders," Yevgenia says.