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В кластер входят документы о расширении и применении российского антипиратского законодательства для блокировки сайтов и подавления оппозиции, и не входят документы об иных видах государственного регулирования интернета.
Общие признаки: расширение антипиратских законов, блокировка веб-сайтов, инструменты государственного контроля и цензуры, нарушение авторских прав
Группа выше: Антипиратское законодательство России
Смысл: The text argues that the Russian government is expanding anti-piracy laws to allow the blocking of almost any website based on copyright infringement of any creative work, while ignoring public and professional opposition.
A critical report on a Russian bill that expands website blocking capabilities from just video content to all types of creative intellectual property.
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian government is expanding the anti-piracy law to cover all types of creative works, signaling a move toward stricter internet control despite public opposition.
The Russian State Duma introduced a bill to expand the anti-piracy law to cover music, literature, and software, further restricting internet freedom.
Смысл: The main idea is that new Russian legislation (the Law on Police) allows law enforcement to block websites without court orders to combat piracy, largely to demonstrate progress to the United States regarding intellectual property protection.
Starting March 1st, the Russian 'Law on Police' allows authorities to shut down websites via hosting providers without needing a court order.
Смысл: The text warns that the 2014 amendments to the Russian anti-piracy law significantly broaden the definition of copyright infringement, enabling authorities to block entire websites for minor copyright violations through an expedited and vague legal process.
Amendments to the Russian anti-piracy law expanded protected content from just films to all copyrighted materials, enabling rapid and broad website blocking.
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian government intended to broaden the 'anti-piracy' law to cover software and images, introducing a fast-track blocking system that imposes heavy fines on providers and owners, leading to strong opposition from tech giants like Yandex.
The Russian Ministry of Culture proposed extending the anti-piracy law to include software and photos, introducing rapid site blocking and heavy fines.
Смысл: The text argues that new Russian copyright amendments are an absurd overreach that criminalizes basic internet usage, serving as a tool for the state to silence political dissidents rather than protecting authors.
The author warns that new Russian copyright laws criminalize basic internet activities to target political activists and destroy digital freedom.
Смысл: The text reports on the first website blocked under Russia's anti-piracy law, using the event to warn that the government may use copyright enforcement as a tool for broader site-wide censorship.
Roskomnadzor blocked opensharing.org as the first victim of the anti-piracy law, sparking concerns that entire domains will be blocked instead of specific illegal pages.
Смысл: The text argues that copyright law is being used by Russian authorities as a pretext to raid and intimidate political opponents, dissidents, and potentially business owners, serving as a modern tool for state repression.
The author warns that Russian authorities are weaponizing copyright laws and the 'On Police' bill to suppress dissidents and harass citizens.