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How Much Can a Single Word About Putin Cost? Russian Courts Have the Answer
Russian courts in Russia and temporarily occupied Crimea have heard at least 391 cases over online “disrespect” toward the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, since 2019, according to Verstka on February 27. The cases affected at least 379 people, the Russian outlet noted, ranging from students and cleaners to workers running tiny Telegram channels with just a handful of followers. We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team …
A Russian court claims that the film “Mr Nobody Against Putin” promotes “negative attitudes” towards the Kremlin and the war in Ukraine. The post Russia banned the screening of the Oscar-winning documentary “Mr Nobody Against Putin” appeared first on in.gr.
Why did a Russian court ban 'Mr Nobody Against Putin'?
Russia bans award winning documentary over Putin linked content A Russian court has banned the Oscar and BAFTA winning documentary ‘Mr Nobody Against Putin’ . The ban centers on a work that has already received major international recognition, meaning the decision is likely to further strain…
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