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Dozens of Convicted Journalists, Censorship in Music and Cinema: “Social Crimea” Analyzed the Situation with Freedom of Speech in Crimea

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In particular, the material states that the occupying authorities of the peninsula are persecuting any manifestation of dissent, calling it “extremism” or “discrediting the army of the Russian Federation”.
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Dozens of Convicted Journalists, Censorship in Music and Cinema: “Social Crimea” Analyzed the Situation with Freedom of Speech in Crimea

In particular, the material states that the occupying authorities of the peninsula are persecuting any manifestation of dissent, calling it “extremism” or “discrediting the army of the Russian Federation”.

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detector.media broke the news in on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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