
Moscow Court Upholds Sentence for German Satirist
A Moscow court has affirmed the prison sentence for German satirist Jacques Tilly, who was penalized for mocking Russian President Vladimir Putin in Germany.
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A Moscow court has affirmed the prison sentence for German satirist Jacques Tilly, who was penalized for mocking Russian President Vladimir Putin in Germany.

A Moscow court has sentenced German carnival sculptor Jacques Tilly to eight-and-a-half years in prison in absentia for creating carnival floats that depicted Russian President Vladimir Putin and Orthodox Church Patriarch Kirill in sexual situations, which was deemed insulting.
Dusseldorf-based satirist Jacques Tilly is currently on trial in a Moscow court for his Carnival floats mocking Vladimir Putin. The trial continues to drag on.
Na osm a půl roku do vězení by měl jít německý sochař Jacques Tilly za své obří satirické loutky, které tradičně doprovází masopustní karnevaly v Düsseldorfu.

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Düsseldorf artist Jacques Tilly was found guilty in absentia by a Moscow court for "spreading false information and insulting believers." Tilly reiterated his rejection of the accusations, stating he would not be intimidated.

A German sculptor, Jacques Tilly, is being tried in absentia in Moscow for caricatures mocking Russian President Vladimir Putin, with closing arguments expected on Monday.