The Pussy Riot March Video Stands up Against Vladimir Putin
Cody Turner — August 18, 2012 — Social Good
Today in Russia the Pussy Riot judgement was passed down in court and the three members of the all-girl anti-Putin punk rock band have all been found guilty of "hooliganism."
The band members threw an impromptu "punk prayer' concert in a church in Mosow and were arrested. A Russian judge has sentenced the trio to two years in prison, and this has sparked various protests and demonstrations around the world. Demonstrations in Toronto, Canada, began outside the Russian consulate and have been going on in dozens of cities. Protestors are showing their disapproval of the judges verdict and using music as a tool to voice their opinions.
Videos are starting to flow in from various cities showcasing the protests from the perspective of the outraged. Various celebrities are also taking a stance in this injustice such as Madonna and Paul McCartney.
The band members threw an impromptu "punk prayer' concert in a church in Mosow and were arrested. A Russian judge has sentenced the trio to two years in prison, and this has sparked various protests and demonstrations around the world. Demonstrations in Toronto, Canada, began outside the Russian consulate and have been going on in dozens of cities. Protestors are showing their disapproval of the judges verdict and using music as a tool to voice their opinions.
Videos are starting to flow in from various cities showcasing the protests from the perspective of the outraged. Various celebrities are also taking a stance in this injustice such as Madonna and Paul McCartney.
Trend Themes
1. Global Protest Movement - The Pussy Riot case has ignited a global protest movement, with people around the world using activism and music to voice their disapproval of injustice.
2. Online Activism and Social Media - Videos showcasing the protests are circulating online, highlighting the power of social media for organizing and amplifying activism efforts.
3. Celebrity Activism - Celebrities like Madonna and Paul McCartney are using their platform to raise awareness and show support for the Pussy Riot cause.
Industry Implications
1. Music and Entertainment - The music industry has the opportunity to become a powerful driver of social change by supporting artists who use their music as a tool for activism.
2. Digital Media and Technology - The growing influence of social media platforms presents opportunities for technology companies to develop tools and platforms that facilitate online activism and amplify voices for change.
3. Legal and Judicial Systems - The Pussy Riot case sheds light on potential flaws in legal and judicial systems, creating a need for innovative solutions that ensure fair and just outcomes in controversial cases.
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