The declaration of 'inadmissibility' of the NGO Reporters Without Borders (RSF) by the Russian Ministry of Justice reflects a continuation of the campaign to suppress dissent in Russia. This means that those who collaborate with or fund RSF risk legal action and imprisonment. Since the start of the offensive in Ukraine, the Russian authorities have stepped up their crackdown on critical voices, banning numerous NGOs and media outlets, including Greenpeace and Amnesty International. RSF denounces these violations of freedom of expression, pointing out that most of the independent press in Russia has been either banned or blocked.
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Rusia interzice ONG-ul Reporteri Fără Frontiere, declarat indezirabil
Rusia desemnează Reporteri fără Frontiere drept organizație „indezirabilă”
Ministerul rus al Justiţiei declară indezirabil ONG-ul Reporters Sans Frontières, care apără drepturile presei
Rusia interzice ONG-ul Reporteri Fără Frontiere, declarat indezirabil
Rusia declară „indezirabilă” organizația Reporteri Fără Frontiere / Grupul a plasat Moscova pe locul 171 la libertatea presei
Ministerul rus al Justiţiei declară ”indezirabil” ONG-ul Reporters Sans Frontières, care apără drepturile presei
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