Lawyers of Roskomvoboda call on Russian users of the Internet, affected by the unlawful actions of the supervisory authority, to write a complaint in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. On April 16 of this year, Roskomnadzor crossed the line, behind which he left “conditionally civilized” and, with all the shortcomings, at least somehow corresponding to Russia's legislation, switching to “wild” methods for restricting access to Internet sites.

Due to the struggle of the RKN with Telegram, the broadcast of the State Duma of Magnitogorsk was blocked, and one of the main fonts of the site SPORTS.ru was not available. The Russian supervisory authority continues to destroy Runet, chasing the Telegram messenger, about the “degradation” of which was reported to the head of the RKN, Alexander Zharov.

The supervisory authority wants to make a “rubber” court decision on blocking a particular Internet resource, extending its effect to an unlimited number of domains and IP addresses.

The Court of Appeal rejected the lawsuit of the organization “People for ethical treatment of animals” (PETA) to photographer David Slater in defense of the interests of the crested Pavian Naruto, who made random selfie his camera. The Ninth District Court of Appeal of the United States decided that copyright cannot belong to animals. Thus, a point was set in the lawsuit of the PETA organization, which she filed to the photographer David Slater.