In Moscow, before the start of the rally, a poster was cut. City Hall did not like the word "bastards"

In Moscow, before the start of the rally “For Free Internet” on Sakharov Avenue, a poster was cut, which hung on the back of the scene. This was written on Twitter by activist Mikhail Konev. According to him, this was done by "clowns from the city hall."

Initially, the text of the poster read: "Do not take the Internet, bastards." At the moment, the word "bastards" is cut off.

Later, a video appeared on Twitter “Protest Moscow”, where it is shown how police officers, along with a person in civilian clothes, cut off a bad word from a poster.

This manifestations of censorship did not end. The report in the telegram channel “Protest Moscow” says that police officers are selecting posters from those who came to the rally with the words “Hit at home”. In particular, a poster was taken with a portrait of Putin and the inscription “Big Brother Will Noti Watch Me” (“The Big Brother will not follow me”).