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Russian Civil Society and Media in an Era of Full Censorship – Ekaterina Martynova

Updated: Jan. 27, 2023

Ekaterina Martynova, the editor of the independent student media outlet Doxa, discusses censorship in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine, anti-war sentiment and Russian media in exile.

This lecture at Bologna University is part of a series of lectures organized by The Moscow Times at European universities and given by Russian media professionals.

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