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April 18, 2022
A former police officer discussed Russia’s invasion on the telephone. A priest preached to his congregation about the suffering of Ukrainians. A student held up a banner with no words — just asterisks. Hundreds of Russians are facing charges for speaking out against the war in Ukraine since a repressive law was passed last month that outlaws the spread of “false information” about the invasion and disparaging the military. Human rights groups say the crackdown has led to criminal prosecu...
April 15, 2022
Hundreds of Russians are facing charges for speaking out against the war in Ukraine since a law was passed last month that criminalizes the spread of 'false information' about the invasion and disparaging the military.
April 15, 2022
A repressive law passed last month banned the spread of negative comments about the military and false information about the invasion.
April 15, 2022
Hundreds of Russians are facing charges for speaking out against the war in Ukraine since a repressive law was passed last month that outlaws the spread of "false information" about the invasion and disparaging the military.
April 14, 2022
A former police officer who discussed Russias invasion on the phone. A priest who preached to his congregation about the suffering of Ukrainians. A student who held up a banner
April 14, 2022
The Kremlin has sought to control the narrative of the war from the moment its troops rolled into Ukraine.
April 14, 2022
Hundreds of Russians are facing charges for speaking out against the war in Ukraine since a repressive law was passed last month that outlaws the spread of false information about the invasion and disparaging the military.
April 14, 2022
The Kremlin has sought to control the narrative of the war from the moment Russia began its invasion of Ukraine.
April 14, 2022
In Russia, a law was passed last month that outlaws the spread of “false information” about the invasion of Ukraine and disparaging the military. Now, hundreds of Russians are facing charges and possible prison sentences for speaking out against the war.
April 14, 2022
A former police officer who discussed Russia’s invasion on the phone. A priest who preached to his congregation about the suffering of Ukrainians. A student who held up a banner with no words — just asterisks. Hundreds of Russians are facing charges for speaking out against the war in Ukraine since a repressive law was…