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Articles with tag "Republic of Sakha"
‘cannot stay indifferent’
Sakha Rights Official Calls on Russia To Criminalize Domestic Abuse
Sardana Guryeva’s comments were likely inspired by the high-profile trial of an ex-official in Kazakhstan accused of brutally murdering his wife.
interview
Leading Yakutian Activist Refuses to Give Up on Region’s Free Future
Sargylana Kondakova's group has helped hundreds of conscientious objectors, supported persecuted activists and combatted pro-Kremlin propaganda.
5 Min read
'preventative work'
Widespread Telegram, WhatsApp Outages Reported Across Russia
Some media outlets speculated that the disruptions were linked to protests in the republic of Sakha (Yakutia) over the killing of a local man.
1 Min read
YAKUTIA EXPLOSION
Three Killed In Methane Blast In Siberian Mine
Accidents at Russian mines and factories are relatively common due to an often lax approach to safety measures.
1 Min read
'not surprised'
Kazakhstan Arrests Yakutian Activist for 1 Year Over Kremlin’s Extradition Request
In Russia, Aykhal Ammosov is accused of “incitement to commit acts of terrorism” — a crime punishable by up to seven years in prison.
1 Min read
Covert mobilization
Far East Region Struggles to Meet Kremlin’s Military Recruitment Quotas, Leaked Video Shows
The video appears the be the first clear evidence of regional quotas for military volunteers to be sent to fight in Ukraine.
2 Min read
deliberate crackdown?
Ban of Sakha Films Signals Uncertain Future for Russia’s Regional Movie Industries
The regional film industry in Russia would be booming if the authorities didn't ban their movies.
5 Min read
Feature
Fleeing Russian Persecution, Yakutian Anti-War Punk Now Awaits Deportation in Kazakh Jail
Ayhal Ammosov faces a criminal trial in his home country for calling on Russians to set fire to military enlistment offices.
5 Min read
Reflections of the Unseen
Art and Music of Russia’s Indigenous Peoples Comes Into Spotlight in Amsterdam
Amsterdam’s bustling Red Light District has plenty to offer to visitors on a Saturday evening, but a showcase of art and music of Russia’s...
4 Min read
claims of nationalism
Russian Media Regulator Slammed After Yakut Film Ban
Roskomnadzor earlier this month ordered streaming platforms to remove “Ayta” due to its alleged depiction of "inequality based on nationality."
2 Min read
unchecked spread
Nearly 100 Wildfires Blazing Across Russia’s Republic of Sakha
The 98 wildfires have engulfed a combined area of 125,600 hectares (310,364 acres) of land — roughly half the size of the country of Luxembourg.
2 Min read
Breaking with tradition
War-Themed Indigenous Holiday Sparks Outrage in Russia's Far East
Just days before celebrations started, local authorities said Yhyakh 2023 would be dedicated to Russian troops fighting in Ukraine.
2 Min read
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