Repressions
The Courts as Guardians of The War: in the past year, over 3,800 people have been received administrative penalties in Russia for their anti-war positions; the state has levied over 143 million rubles in fines
Online on the Line: repression of free speech and the war have led to the construction of ‘Runet 2.0’ and the ever-increasing isolation of the original
Tightening the Screws: since the beginning of December, Russian authorities have identified a new foreign agent and opened a new criminal case every day
Autumn Repressions: decline of protests and detentions, development of the fight against "foreign agents," and totalitarian practices
The Fight Against Vandalism, Punitive Psychiatry, and the Criminalization of Geography: Major Trends in the Repressive Activities of the Russian Authorities
Monitoring of Repressions: decline in anti-mobilisation protests, increase of criminal prosecutions and "foreign agents" punishment
Resisting the resistance: repressions against Opponents of the war are systematic, but not widespread
Limit on Party Voting and Attack on Freedom of the Speech: how the authorities are getting ready for the September elections
181 Blocked Media, 150 Criminal Cases and 59 New Foreign Agents: Russian human rights activists published a report on wartime repressions