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Liubov Dementieva

Location unknownChecked October 18, 2026

Liubov Dementieva, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Charges: Article 148 part 1, Russian Criminal Code (Public insult of religious feelings); “Liubov Dementieva' case on the offence of insulting religious feelings”. Status: location unknown.

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Sverdlovsk Oblast · NULL

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According to the investigation, she uploaded to her VKontakte page an image depicting a man kissing a cross while a priest holding it is saying something; then in the comments she posted an image of a crucifix "broken by a kick" and a caricature of a clergyman pointing to a crucifix hanging on the wall and explaining to children: "And this, dear children, is our symbol of love, hope and peace; in the community "Forest Witch (Veda)" under a post with an image of the devil and the words "When you feel lonely, remember that I love you!" uploaded two images in the comments; in a certain community under a post with a picture of a psychiatric patient in a straitjacket she wrote the comment "what is sacred in this so-called ‘Jewish’ doctrine for slaves??"; in the "Modern Krokodil" community, under a post with a picture of a witch combing her hair with a rake, she published two text comments.

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Criminal case

Liubov Dementieva' case on the offence of insulting religious feelings

Case number
1-3/2026 (1-35/2025)

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A resident of Rezh (Sverdlovsk region) and an employee of the Yekaterinburg departmental guard detachment at the railway. She was prosecuted for insulting the feelings of believers because of a number of publications about Christianity.

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