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Moscow - 27 February 2016
1. Various of activist Ilya Yashin (holding red flowers) and former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov (left of Yashin on screen) marching behind banner
2. People marching and chanting, UPSOUND (Russian): "Nemtsov"
3. People marching and chanting, UPSOUND (Russian): "We won't forget, we won't forgive"
4. Various of marchers holding photos of slain Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov
5. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Ilya Yashin, Russian opposition activist:
“Of course when it comes to the killing of a leader opposing Kremlin any rally or march can be considered political. Our key demand today is a democratic reform in Russia that will make political killing impossible, provide the grounds for changing the government when it has to be changed. We want to make Russia a country that Nemtsov was fighting and gave his life for.”
6. Two women with flowers and photos at march
7. People holding banner (Russian) reading: "Russia will be free"
8. People arriving at the march
9. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Elena Volkova, March participant:
“It’s unacceptable for people to be killed in the centre of Moscow and no one being punished for it. I really want for those who ordered this killing to be found. By joining this march today I’m protesting against what happened to Boris Nemtsov and what is happening in the country in general.”
10. Man handing out placards (Russian) reading: "I'm not afraid"
11. Man holding sign with photo of Nemtsov
12. People gathering for the march
STORYLINE:
Several thousand people began a march in Moscow on Saturday in memory of slain Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov.
Opposition figures including activist Ilya Yashin and former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov were amongst those marking the first anniversary of Nemtsov's killing.
People brought flowers and portraits of Nemtsov, chanting: “We won’t forget, we won’t forgive”.
Nemtsov was shot to death late at night as he and a companion walked across a bridge overlooking the Kremlin.
The brutality so close to the centre of Russian power both frightened and angered supporters of the beleaguered opposition.
Nemtsov, who had been a prime minister during Boris Yeltsin's presidency, was a charismatic figure and a vehement critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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