The author of the Internet sensation Mr. Freeman was sentenced in Russia to 8 years in prison for his posts about Bucha
In Russia, the author of the popular animated series Mr. Freeman, Pavel Muntyan, was sentenced in absentia to 8 years in prison in the case of so-called military "fakes" because of a post about the atrocities of the occupiers in Bucha. Mr. Freeman is a cartoon episode depicting a black character who complains about the shortcomings of Russian society in a monologue.
This was reported by the Russian media. The day before, the Russian, who has been living in Cyprus since 2014 and has the status of a so-called "foreign agent" in Russia, was "mitigated" in his sentence, taking into account that he is the father of two children. In addition, the Russian prosecutor's office did not find any aggravating circumstances in the artist's case. According to available data, the maximum sentence under the article is 10 years in prison.
Mr. Freeman cartoon creator Pavel Muntyan was sentenced in Russia to 8 years in prison
Source: Rosmedia
In February 2024, the creator of the web cartoon Mr. Freeman was arrested in Russia. As previously reported, a criminal case was opened against the cartoonist because of a post about Bucha published in April 2022. The Russian wrote that the occupiers had shot 280 residents of the Ukrainian town.
Mr. Freeman cartoon creator Pavel Muntean was sentenced to 8 years in prison in Russia
Source: Rosmedia
In December last year, the Russian artist was fined 40 thousand rubles, having been found guilty of "discrediting" the occupying army. In April 2023, Pavel Muntyan was declared a so-called "foreign agent". The reason was that he opposed the Russian invasion of Ukraine and raised funds to support it.
Mr. Freeman cartoon creator Pavel Muntyan was sentenced to 8 years in prison in Russia
Source: Rosmedia
Earlier, OBOZ.UA wrote about how a criminal case was opened against Russian opera singer and former State Duma deputy Maria Maksakova, who condemns the bloody war and supports Ukraine. The artist faces up to 6 years in prison for her interview with the Ukrainian TV channel "Now".
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