On January 25, 2024, Doxa was recognized as an “unwanted organization”. If you are in Russia or plan to return to it, you can not replace our materials on social networks, refer to them and publish quotes. Read more about what is possible and impossible, read in the cards . The two main instruments of the Russian state to control the user of the Internet are censorship and bribery.

Hundreds of thousands of people in Southeast Asia have been forced into online scams by criminal gangs, the UN Human Rights Office says. Most of the victims of these human trafficking cases are migrants. According to the organization, the exact number of migrants who were involved in fraudulent activities is unknown.

On September 4, the classroom hours of “Talk about the important” will resume in Russian schools and colleges. As the Mediazona drew attention, in the first lesson, students plan to show the speech of Vladimir Putin, which will have to undergo on September 1. This follows from the preparations of classroom watches already published by the authorities. The first class hour will be dedicated to Knowledge Day. Putin’s speech is proposed to the students, regardless of the year of study.

"It is dishonest to leave people alone with the system" Activist and artist Katrin Nenasheva about the prospects of activist initiatives in Russia, repressions and resistance methods On January 25, 2024, Doxa was recognized as an “unwanted organization”. If you are in Russia or plan to return to it, you can not replace our materials on social networks, refer to them and publish quotes. Read more about what is possible and impossible, read in the cards .

A student at St. Petersburg State University was deprived of her scholarship for an administrative violation for participating in an anti-war rally. This was reported by the Molniya project to protect the rights of students. Depriving a student of a scholarship that covered 50% of her studies is illegal - the contract contained only two grounds for canceling the discount: retaking and a grade below a B.

The Omsk FSB reported the detention of a 21-year-old man on suspicion of treason , sabotage and participation in "terrorist organization" . Security forces called the detainee “an adherent of neo-Nazi ideology” and “an agent of the Ukrainian special services.” According to the Omsk police, a young man set fire to a relay cabinet at one of the region's railway stages. The arsonist allegedly received instructions from the Ukrainian “curator”.

Because of the shelling of the village of Klimovo in the Bryansk region, people died, including one child. This was reported by the regional governor Alexander Bogomaz. Bogomaz said that the shelling was carried out by the Ukrainian army using MLRS. The governor did not give the exact number of deaths, but added that five people were injured as a result of the shelling, including children. School buildings, administrative buildings, and residential buildings were damaged.

On January 25, 2024, Doxa was recognized as an “unwanted organization”. If you are in Russia or plan to return to it, you can not replace our materials on social networks, refer to them and publish quotes. Read more about what is possible and impossible, read in the cards .

After searches and arrests, he had to leave the country - what now? On January 25, 2024, Doxa was recognized as an “unwanted organization”. If you are in Russia or plan to return to it, you can not replace our materials on social networks, refer to them and publish quotes. Read more about what is possible and impossible, read in the cards . In his first elections in 2021, the mathematician Mikhail Lobanov was ahead of the propagandist of VGTRK Evgeny Popov for 12 thousand votes.

On January 25, 2024, Doxa was recognized as an “unwanted organization”. If you are in Russia or plan to return to it, you can not replace our materials on social networks, refer to them and publish quotes. Read more about what is possible and impossible, read in the cards .

The organizer of concerts of anti-war Russian groups in Serbia, Evgeniy Irzhansky, and his wife had their residence permit in the country revoked and were banned from entering Serbia for a year. This was reported by the Russian Democratic Society. The security forces considered Irzhansky a “threat to national security.” The decision to revoke the residence permit was made after a two-hour interrogation by the Serbian State Security Department.

A court in Minsk sentenced a BNTU employee Zhanna Sedletskaya to 2.5 years of “domestic chemicals” under the article “organizing and preparing actions that grossly violate public order” for participating in the 2020 protests against the rigging of the presidential elections. Sedletskaya was released from custody in the courtroom.

In Moscow, an unknown person attacked Leonid Shaidurov, an activist of the Organization of Communist Internationalists and founder of the Uchenik trade union. Shaidurov himself told DOXA about this. He links the attack with support for Boris Kagarlitsky, who is accused of “justifying terrorism.” The attack took place on Sunday evening. An unknown athletic man blocked Shaidurov’s path as he walked home from the metro. The attacker also had two fighting dogs.

The Ostankino court in Moscow fined the online cinema ivi one million rubles for “LGBT propaganda among minors” due to the lack of “18+” markings on some films. This is already the second ivi fine under the same article in two months. According to a representative of the streaming service, the fine was imposed for the incorrect labeling of four films: “Little Italy”, “Dr. T and His Women”, “Love, Love, Love” and “Beginners”.

Anti-fascist Bogdan Yakimenko, who was attacked by neo-Nazis in 2020, stopped communicating with human rights activists. This was reported by No Future. According to No Future, after the attack by nationalists, Yakimenko also stopped communicating with the media. He left all work chats.