For young Russians who would once have turned out to Alexei Navalny street rallies in their thousands, the opposition leader's legacy has faded fast in the year since his death. The Kremlin critic had hoped young, urban, pro-Western Russians would help him remove President Vladimir Putin from power, but on the streets of Moscow, his name now instils only fear or indifference. Navalny has been declared "extremist" by Russian authorities. In Russia, anybody who mentions Navalny or his Anti-Corruption Foundation without stating that they have been declared "extremist" is subject to fines or up to four years in prison for repeated offences. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES