In the Siberian city of Yakutsk on October 12, Russia's censorship agency (Roskomnadzor) summoned Stepan Petrov, the head of the public organization "Yakutia -- Our Opinion," and charged him with a misdemeanor for failing to fulfil "foreign agent" requirements.

Russian censor draws up first misdemeanors against individuals for violating ‘foreign agent’ requirements

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Unofficial text to speech broadcast of meduza.io/en front-page articles. **experimental** Voices and audio post-processing are periodically tuned. GitHub.

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Russian censor draws up first misdemeanors against individuals for violating ‘foreign agent’ requirements

Russian censor draws up first misdemeanors against individuals for violating ‘foreign agent’ requirements