The exhibition “Faces of the Russian Resistance” has opened in Tallinn, a series of which is currently taking place around the world

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It is dedicated to political prisoners and was created by Russian political emigrants.

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Portraits of opponents of the regime will stand on Vabaduz Square until October 10.

Afterwards, they will be transferred to the cells of the former KGB building for several months.

The organisers want to remind society abroad that protests exist in Russia, but those who speak out against the regime end up in prison.

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Fundraising raised 600 euros for the exhibition in Tallinn.

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Earlier it became known that the authorities of the Montenegrin city of Budva had banned a similar exhibition.