Daria Navalnaya

thumb|348x348px|Darya, during a visit with former-president Joe Biden Daria Alexeyevna Navalnaya (born 6 September 2001) is a Russian pro-democracy activist who is known for being the daughter of Alexei Navalny, an anti-corruption activist and opposition leader, who died in prison in 2024. Quotes And this doesn’t only concern Aleksei Navalny. Where are last year’s laureates – the Belarusian opposition – now? Mostly in prison. Where is the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Lui Xiaobo? He died in prison. Why is it so hard to free from captivity those who are fighting for human rights? Why are they still thrown in jail, not only all over the world, but in European – geographically European – countries in the 21st century? No matter how many people try to deceive themselves, hoping that another madman who clings to power will behave decently in response to concessions and flirtations, it will never happen. The very essence of authoritarian power involves a constant increase in bets, an increase in aggression, and the search for new enemies. taken from a transcript of an address before the European Parliament, 15 December 2021 We, the citizens, will decide who is going to rule our country and for how long. taken from an interview with Reuters, 9 June 2021 You have to show yourself to the people and not just get yourself nominated as a candidate and then not campaign anymore. People have to be able to see who you are and the values that you represent. The fact that they blindly follow orders to kill a person just because he doesn’t agree with the way our state works – that shows that Putin fears my father. And that my father is doing something right! I do fear for his life, but it also means: He is doing something right. It was clear: He [Alexei Navalny] doesn’t run away from his problems. taken from an interview by Der Spiegel, 16 December 2021 External links Category:Women born in the 2000s Category:Women activists from Russia Category:2001 births Category:Living people Category:Political activists