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The independent Norwegian news site The Barents Observer has been declared "undesirable" by the Russian government.
Russian internet users are switching to legal means for streaming media — a consequence of the war in Ukraine.
Roskomnadzor has blocked the largest Russian-language fanfiction site.
Artist Anna Dial uses updated samizdat methods to publish her "zines" and avoid censorship.
Despite fines and threats, a Kaluga activist continues to help migrants access benefits in Russia.
A primary school literature teacher was forced to resign after using Russian classics to teach students about war.
An online retailer removed books by Dostoyevsky, Murakami, Wilde, Sorokin, and others under the "LGBT Propaganda" law.
A theater canceled a show after the playwright was convicted for "spreading fake news about the Russian army."
An almost-naked party drew backlash from conservative groups, prompting an investigation and the arrest of three attendees.
Police drew up protocols at the European University at St. Petersburg after finding books from "undesirable organizations."
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