Alexander Gabyshev

Events

• Monk Burns Lenin Portrait in Tbilisi, Shamen Faces State Crackdown
• Yakutia's Supreme Court Upholds Forced Psychiatric Treatment of…

Recent coverage

• On May 1, 1965, Hieromonk Gavril Urgebade publicly burned a 12-meter portrait of Lenin in Tbilisi, and after decades the shaman Alexander Gabyshev went on foot to Moscow to expel Putin. How did Soviet and Russian authorities respond to mystical protests with punitive psychiatry and why history ruled otherwise - in a new episode of the project "Rifms of History" with Andrey Filimonov. — Север.Реалии
• On May 1, 1965, Hieromonk Gavril Urgebade publicly burned a 12-meter portrait of Lenin in Tbilisi, and after decades the shaman Alexander Gabyshev went on foot to Moscow to expel Putin. How did Soviet and Russian authorities respond to mystical protests with punitive psychiatry and why history ruled otherwise - in a new episode of the project "Rifms of History" with Andrey Filimonov. — Сибирь.Реалии
• Hello! We are summarizing the week's results in the regions together with news aggregator The True Story — 7х7 — Горизонтальная Россия
• Under similar articles of the Criminal Code, people are released from prison after 4 years, but here they unsuccessfully 'treat' for 6 years — SOTAvision
• Supreme Court of Yakutia left shaman Alexander Gabyshev on compulsory treatment — Сибирь.Реалии
• Supreme Court of Sakha Upheld Mandatory Treatment of Shaman Alexander Gabyshev — 7х7 — Горизонтальная Россия
• Yakut shaman Gabyshev's compulsory treatment extended by another six months Compulsory treatment of Alexander Gabyshev in a psych... — Говорит НеМосква
• Supreme Court of Yakutia extended compulsory psychiatric treatment of shaman Alexander Gabyshev and refused him a proceeding... — ЭХО / Новости
• Shaman Gabyshev is collecting money for court expenses — Люди Байкала
• Former head of a prison psychiatric hospital in Ukraine died in the war; Yakut shaman Alexander Gabysh was forcibly detained there — Медиазона