There Are No Protests in Russia? Yet Roskomnadzor Found Them!
Protests happen almost every day in Russia: against the closure of a public bath in Penza, against the development of the Volga bank in Zabrovye, against the closure of a school in the Yakut village of Chulman, in defense of a stadium in St. Petersburg and of course against the war. Although many remain invisible even to local residents,the country's main censorship agency, Roskomnadzor, is aware of them.