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Накратко относно Свобода на словото от март , 2015 Украинска журналистка задържана, разпитана от службата за сигурност на Руската федерация в Крим. Кримски представители на ФСБ задържат и разпитват журналистка от Симферополската инициатива Център за журналистически разследвания във връзка с криминално разследване относно "публични призиви към сепаратизъм." Големи надежди и смесени чувства към руската номинация за “Оскар” Филмът на руския режисьор Андрей Звягинцев, "Левиатан", е любимецът на критиците в чужбина, но в Русия доведе до национална дискусия.
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Featured stories about Eastern & Central Europe Stories about Eastern & Central Europe Inside the Kremlin Troll Army Machine: Templates, Guidelines, and Paid Posts A new cache of documents on the inside operations of the Kremlin's troll army provides a list of LiveJournal accounts operated by employees and talking points provided to the commenters. Ukrainian Journalist Detained, Questioned by Russian Security Services in Crimea Crimean FSB officials detained and questioned a journalist from Simferopol's Center for Investigative Journalism in connection with a criminal investigation on "public calls to separatism." Croatian Women's Rights Activists Don't Only Take to the Streets—They Rename Them For International Women's Day on March 8, residents of Croatia's Rijeka woke up to discover activists had changed the names of many streets to honor forgotten female figures. Who Killed Nemtsov? Chechen Cops or Kremlin Cops? The charging of Chechens with Nemtsov's murder and comments by Ramzan Kadyrov on Instagram revived speculation that Nemtsov was killed for supporting Charlie Hebdo. But the Russian Internet remains unconvinced. Access to Grani. Ru and Other Censored News Websites Restored by Digital Activists As part of Operation Collateral Freedom, activists used the technique known as mirroring to duplicate the nine censored sites and place their copies on the servers of large Internet companies Russian Imperialism's Internet Triumph Packed full of twirling, burning, zooming images, the video is an uncompromising defense of Russian imperialism, and boasts impressive production value, as well as subtitles in ten languages. Roscomnadzor Threatens Complete Block of RuNet Encyclopedia Russian telecom watchdog Roscomnadzor wants to block pages about "drugs and child porn" on RuNet culture encyclopedia Lurkmore.ru, but will instead block the entire website, because it uses https encryption. 9 March 2015 Mapping Geolocated Tweets About Putin and Poroshenko North America, Western Europe, and parts of Eastern Europe have the largest share of geolocated content in our dataset of tweets about the presidents of Russia and Ukraine. 6 March 2015 Nemtsov's Son Studies at a University Where the Vice Dean Welcomed His Murder A vicious reaction on VKontakte to Boris Nemtsov's murder has cost the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology's vice dean his job. 5 March 2015 Blogger Law Violations Go Unpunished in Russia Since the infamous 'blogger law' came into power in Russia seven months ago, Roscomnadzor documented 67 violations, but not a single blogger has been punished for swearing or religious offenses.