💨 Abstract
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that penalizes searching for online "extremist" content. The law, punishable by a fine, broadly defines extremism to include opposition groups and LGBTQ+ movements. Authorities claim only those methodically seeking outlawed content will be targeted, though the means to differentiate are unclear. Russians widely use VPNs to access banned content, which authorities are trying to restrict.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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