Remember Pussy Riot? Everyone (including the likes of REM and Madonna) were all gung ho on saving the Russian punk rock women from imprisonment. The girls were found guilty and are now serving sentence in prison as most law breakers must. Their anti Vladimer Putin antics got them nothing more than a few minutes of fame and a nice chilly cell. You've moved on with your life and your rally cry has disappeared and simply said.. no one is that interested anymore.
Pyotr Verzilov's husband spoke to Sky News and well its pretty damn rough. Her job is sewing uniforms and she is having a hard time keeping up with the 350/per day quota, and the poor thing has had numerous sewing needle pricks to her fingers. She isn't being hospitalized for that though, its headaches. Verzilov's undergoing tests to determine if her existing medical conditions were to be sited as potential reason for the flare ups.
"The medical centre is checking whether the previous sicknesses and diagnoses that Nadezhda has pose some sort of danger to her health while she lives through the daily life of the prison regime," he explained.
"Everything is based around eight-hour working shifts and it's not clear whether, for example, her headaches that she has are influenced by these long shifts."
Mr Verzilov said she was required to sew police, military and various other types of special forces clothes, but that she was determined to keep her spirits up.
"She is a brave girl and gets her spirits together and she is in quite a good mood," he said.
Eight hour shifts 'long'? Be real, what sort of elitist life was she leading before this? Pussy Riot staged its punk prayer protest at Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral on February 21, 2012, appealing to the Virgin Mary to 'throw Putin out'..
Sorry no sympathy here. You do a crime you do the time no matter where you are you live by the rules of the land. These 'punk rockers' are mothers and wives. Your first priority is to your children- nice job putting your politics before your spawn. Get well soon.