By Lena Masri and Charlie Szymanski LONDON (Reuters) – Women in Russia make up a rising proportion of those being detained in protests against President Vladimir Putin’s mobilisation for the war in Ukraine, data show, as many Russian men fear being sent to the frontlines if they demonstrate. Court documents also show more women in Moscow being charged in relation to anti-war protests in February and March in the early weeks of the conflict than in anti-Putin protests in previous years. Among women protesters heading to central Moscow on the evening of Sept. 24 was 19-year-old Lisa. Before she …