A Geneva-based democracy group has been blacklisted as Moscow increasingly uses “undesirable organisation” laws against critics outside the country.
Russia accelera le proscrizioni "undesirable organisations": 101 nel 2025, 55 in tre mesi 2026. La legge 2015 consente al governo di colpire media, università e think tank, accelerando l'esodo di talenti e oppositori all'estero.
Russian President Vladimir Putin leads a meeting via a video conference at the Kremlin in Moscow, Tuesday, June 2, 2026.
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President Vladimir Putin’s government is accelerating threats of criminal prosecution and fines against Russians and foreigners abroad that the state deems a security threat.
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