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1. "Mehh": Fined For Reposting Government Video

A man in Moscow Oblast was fined for reposting a video of sheep with the letter "Z" on their wool.

Tags: Moscow, dagestan, dissent, censorship, internet, animals
2. Roskomnadzor Protestors Arrested

Three activists blocked the doors of Roskomnadzor to protest internet surveillance and were arrested.

Tags: government, political prisoners, censorship, internet, dissent, roskomnadzor
3. Russia's Streaming Content Crackdown

Starting March 1, anyone can report films and TV shows streamed on social media and video services that discredit traditional Russian values.

Tags: roskomnadzor, ministry of culture, russia file, Film & TV, censorship, internet
4. Now Queen is LGBT Propaganda

A Moscow man was fined for "LGBT propaganda" after posting pictures from Queen's 1984 music video, "I Want to Break Free."

Tags: politics, censorship, dissent, social issues, music, lgbt
5. Sexual Anarchy, Too Much for the FSB

A court fined a bookstore chain for novels that contained "sexual anarchism."

Tags: books, regions, censorship, literature, lgbt
6. Careful What You Say At School

How mothers raise children under censorship and propaganda -- and what it does to the minds of parents and kids.

Tags: censorship, schools, education
7. Game Over for Roblox?

Russia has banned Roblox, one of the most popular video games in the world. In turn, Russians protested on social media.

Tags: children, news, internet, censorship, roskomnadzor, videogame
8. Newspeak: Authoritarianism Is Good

A new state dictionary has changed definitions, praising authoritarianism and promoting "traditional values."

Tags: st petersburg, law, russian language, orthodox church, censorship, dissent
9. Watch Only Half an Episode

A Russian TV channel cut half an episode of a popular sitcom for jokes that implied a character might be gay.

Tags: social issues, internet, Film & TV, lgbt, censorship
10. Russia's War on Books: A Censored Translation

A Russian publishing house censored a part of an American author's book that advocated for trans rights.

Tags: government, laws, books, censorship, lgbt, literature

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