Over the two years of the war, the situation surrounding the issue of the LGBTQ+ community in the post-Soviet space has seriously deteriorated. This deterioration is evident in Central Asian countries where 'non-traditional relationships' were already criminalised or semi-criminalised, as well as in countries like Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, and Georgia, which previously maintained a policy of neutrality and non-interference in LGBTQ+ issues.

Over the two years of war, the situation surrounding the issue of the LGBTQ+ community in the post-Soviet space has seriously deteriorated.

Over the past two years, the Russian media environment has experienced an unprecedented transformation. After the outbreak of war and the actual introduction of military censorship in Russia, a significant part of it was rejected beyond the boundaries of the country and continued its activities in non -certificate space.

Over the past two years, the Russian media landscape has undergone an unprecedented transformation. After the outbreak of war and the effective introduction of military censorship in Russia, a significant portion of the country’s media relocated beyond the country's borders and continued its activities in an uncensored space.