Serbsky Institute warns Russians against inactivity over the holidays
Moscow's Serbsky Institute, notorious for its ``treatment'' of Soviet dissidents in the past, is warning Russians against inactivity over the long winter holidays, arguing that more than two or three days of total inactivity will have the most doleful consequences for individuals and the society in which they live.
Russia entered the ``day of silence,'' on Saturday ahead of the presidential elections on 4 March, 2012 prohibiting all forms of election propaganda.