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Anyone who receives funding from abroad and distributes information "for an unlimited circle of people" can be labeled.

This move was widely criticized by human rights organizations like Amnesty International as a tool to stifle independent journalism and civil society. Anyone who receives funding from abroad and distributes

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Individuals designated must register with the government, label all their public posts with a mandatory disclaimer, and submit regular financial audits. December 3, 2019 The Event: On this day,

This law marked a turning point in the regulation of the internet and free speech in Russia, moving from the targeting of NGOs to the targeting of private citizens.

December 3, 2019 The Event: On this day, Russia took a major step in expanding its legal reach. The Russian parliament finalized a law that allows the Ministry of Justice to designate not just organizations, but individual people —including journalists, bloggers, and social media users—as "foreign agents" . Key Points:

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