I'm being persecuted by the authorities for my anti-war actions. Where do I get help?

Every day the government finds new ways to interfere with human rights NGO's and funds' work. Despite its efforts, many NGOs and funds keep working and helping protesters. 

Here's the list of organizations to go to for free legal aid or for money to pay fines:  

Apologia protesta (Apologia of Protest)

Tens of Apologia's lawyers all over the country provide free legal aid in human rights violation cases. 

https://apologia.pro/

OVD-Info

OVD-Info is a Russian human rights project aimed to fight political persecution. 

In its Telegram channel one can find instructions on how to act if you are being arrested and the necessary rules of juridical self-defense. In case of arrest, they, like Apologia protesta, provide an attorney. 

https://t.me/ovdinfo

Setevye Svobody (Net Freedoms)

Setevye Svobody project helps those who are being persecuted for their posts in social media. In its Telegram channel one can find information safety guides and a detailed guide to the new anti-war activism laws. 

https://t.me/NetFreedomsProject 

Youngmasha

If you can't afford paying the fine you've got for participating in an anti-war protest you may ask a blogger nicknamed Youngmasha and her team of volunteers for help.

https://t.me/youngmagdalena

Feminist Anti-war Resistance

FAR's anti-war strike fund helps those who were fired for their pacifist views and those who went on strike. 

https://t.me/strikefund

They have a psychological help bot too: @psy_far_help_bot

Picketman

The project aimed to help those who participate in solo pickets.

"We want to help the modern heroes and heroines, Picketmen and Picketwomen,to not be afraid to publicly express their opinions. That's why we raise money to pay the activists' fines."

http://picketman.ru