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Russian Watchdog Takes First Step Toward Punishing RFE/RL Under Foreign Agents Law

Russian Watchdog Takes First Step Toward Punishing RFE/RL Under Foreign Agents Law January 12, 2021 16:02 GMT Updated January 12, 2021 20:14 GMT Share share Print MOSCOW Russia s telecommunications watchdog Roskomnadzor has drawn up its first eight administrative protocols all against Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty for violating the country s controversial foreign agents law. Roskomnadzor said in a statement on its website on January 12 that the offenses are for noncompliance by the media performing the functions of a foreign agent with the requirements of the law on labeling information disseminated by them. The protocols target four of RFE/RL s Russian-language projects its main service for Russia, Radio Liberty; the Current Time TV and digital network; and Siberia.Reality and Idel.Reality, two regional sites delivering local news and information to audiences in Siberia and the Volga-Urals.

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UN Human Rights Office Regrets Inclusion Of Five Russians On Foreign Agents List

Two international rights watchdogs have expressed concerns over the inclusion of the five Russian citizens on a controversial list of foreign agents seen by the West as a way for Russian authorities to clamp down on dissent.

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Council Of Europe Blasts Russia s Branding Of Five Journalists, Activists As Foreign Agents

Council Of Europe Blasts Russia s Branding Of Five Journalists, Activists As Foreign Agents December 29, 2020 15:09 GMT Share share Print The Council of Europe says it is concerned about Russia branding individuals as foreign agents after Moscow added five people to a registry that activists say is used as a way to clamp down on dissent. The council, one of the continent s leading human rights organizations, said in a statement on December 29 that the move and the foreign agent law in general stifles the development of civil society and freedom of expression. The comment comes a day after Russia said it had placed five people three journalists who contribute to RFE/RL and two human rights activists on the Justice Ministry s registry of foreign mass media performing the functions of a foreign agent.

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