Can family history be used to confront taboos and understand contemporary political repression, violence and censorship?

Despite repressive laws and a wartime crackdown, LGBTQ+ activists continue operating and NGOs have found a way to keep functioning.

We spoke with journalists who have gone underground, use pseudonyms and exercise self-censorship so as to be able to keep working.

Exploring what it means to be "underground" in modern Russia, and the ways anti-war Russians can — and do — express their opposition.