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Articles with tag "Journalists"
silencing opposition
Russian Court Places TV Protester Ovsyannikova Under House Arrest
Investigators charged Ovsyannikova with spreading information about the Russian armed forces deemed false by the government.
growing pressure
Russian Police Detain, Raid House of State TV Protester Ovsyannikova
Marina Ovsyannikova, who has twice been fined for opposing the war, faces up to 10 years on charges of spreading "fake news" about the army.
ongoing resistance
Russia Fines Ex-State TV Producer for ‘Discrediting’ the Army
Marina Ovsyannikova became famous for protesting the war in Ukraine on a live newscast by her former employer, Channel One, in March.
broadcast backlash
Russia Vows to Hinder Work of Western Media After RT France Ban
"We will also not let them work in our country."
short-lived access
New Novaya Gazeta Site Blocked in Russia
The Russian prosecutor's office accused it — without providing details — of "discrediting" the Russian Armed Forces.
day in court
Russian Independent News Site Fined $14K Over ‘War Fakes’
The New Times was found guilty of publishing information contradicting Moscow’s official narrative of the war in Ukraine.
facing charges
Russia Places Ukrainian Journalist Gordon on Wanted List
Dmitry Gordon faces charges of spreading “fake news” about the Russian military, public calls for war against Russia and ethnic hatred.
uncertain future
‘I Was Ready for This’: Russian Journalist Who Protested War On-Air Faces New Charges
Marina Ovsyannikova burst onto a live news broadcast to denounce the Ukraine war. She plans to continue opposing it from within Russia.
going live
Russia's Liberal Dozhd TV Returns to the Air After Wartime Crackdown
“We hope that we won’t disappoint the viewers,” Dozhd’s editor-in-chief said.
outlawed outlets
Russia Bans Bellingcat, Insider as ‘Undesirable’ Orgs
Any Russian who cooperates with the investigative outlets or cites their work now faces criminal prosecution.
'punishment for the truth'
Belarus Journalist Given Extra 8 Years for 'State Treason'
Katerina Bakhvalova, 28, was jailed in 2020 after covering protests against President Alexander Lukashenko.
examination required
Siberian Journalist Jailed for Military ‘Fakes’ Moved to Psychiatric Care
Observers have said the case bears a resemblance to the Soviet-era practice of punitive psychiatry.
under pressure
Russia Places Top Investigative Journalist on Federal Wanted List
Andrei Soldatov, a leading expert on Russia's security services, learned of the case against him after his bank accounts were frozen.
new passport
Russian Journalist, Kremlin Critic Granted Ukrainian Citizenship
Alexander Nevzorov was sentenced to arrest in absentia after he criticized Russia's shelling of a Mariupol maternity hospital.
press under fire
Kremlin Says No News of French Reporter’s Death in Ukraine
Frederic Leclerc-Imhoff was killed during a Russian bombardment, according to French and Ukrainian officials.
disinformation charges
Russia Orders Blogger's Arrest in Absentia Over Ukraine Videos
Russian blogger Michael Nacke said he was accused of "calling a war a war."
blocked bureau
Russia to Shutter Moscow Offices of Canada’s CBC Broadcaster
The Foreign Ministry is also withdrawing the press accreditations and canceling the visas of CBC’s journalists.
information crackdown
Russia Arrests Opposition Journalist in Absentia for Mariupol Hospital Bombing ‘Fakes’
Alexander Nevzorov is one of the dozens of Russians charged under a new law that criminalizes “fakes” about the military.
press casualty
Radio Liberty Producer Killed in Kyiv During UN Visit
Vera Gyrych died as a result of a Russian missile hitting the house where she lived in Kyiv, RFE/RL's Ukrainian branch said.
illegal information
Russian Journalist Jailed for Social Media Post on Mariupol Theatre Strike
The Russian Defense Ministry has denied that its forces were behind the Mariupol drama theatre strike last month.
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