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В кластер входят документы, посвященные противодействию конкретным российским законам о блокировках и слежке в интернете, и не входят документы о законодательных инициативах других стран.
Общие признаки: антипиратское законодательство, петиции против блокировок, цифровые права и свободы, государственная цензура в сети, защита IT-сектора
Группа выше: Протест против цензуры и ограничительных законов
Смысл: The text highlights a conflict between the Russian government's attempt to tighten anti-piracy legislation in secret and internet activists' demands for transparency, fair due process, and the protection of user rights.
The Association of Internet Users opposes a leaked draft bill that expands Russia's anti-piracy law, citing a lack of public discussion and threats to digital freedom.
Смысл: The text highlights the contradiction between a UN resolution promoting human rights and privacy on the internet and the Russian government's implementation of strict surveillance laws (Yarova-Ozerov package), arguing that such laws violate civil liberties and threaten the economic stability of the IT sector.
The UN's resolution promoting internet freedom and privacy stands in direct opposition to Russia's restrictive Yarova-Ozerov data retention laws.
Смысл: The text describes a public hearing regarding the 'Anti-Piracy Law' in Russia, highlighting the disconnect between the government's rhetoric of 'openness' and the actual dismissive, monolithic behavior of the ministers toward public critics.
A report on a 2013 Russian government hearing on the Anti-Piracy Law, illustrating a lack of genuine dialogue and a dismissive attitude toward public petitions.
Смысл: The text is a call to action for the Russian IT community to exercise their civic rights by sending formal petitions to the government to stop the adoption of legislation that would harm the digital economy under the guise of anti-terrorism.
An appeal to the Russian tech community to send formal, polite letters to the State Duma and President to block a package of harmful 'anti-terrorist' draft laws.
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian government rejected a public petition to repeal the anti-piracy law (187-FZ), justifying the decision by citing the law's effectiveness for copyright holders and calling for more funding for the blocking agency, Roskomnadzor.
Russian government officials rejected a public petition to repeal the anti-piracy law, citing its success and requesting more resources for Roskomnadzor to handle increased site-blocking duties.
Смысл: The main idea is to expose the lack of transparency and the procedural failures of Roskomnadzor in implementing the anti-piracy law, while asserting that opensharing.org is willing to cooperate with legal copyright holders if provided with proper notification and evidence.
Opensharing.org criticizes Roskomnadzor for blocking their site without prior notice, claiming the state's anti-piracy enforcement is performative and procedurally flawed.
Смысл: The text informs readers about a formal, legally recognized petition on the ROI platform to repeal Russia's 'anti-piracy' law, explaining the requirements for its validity and the threshold needed for federal consideration.
A formal petition to repeal Russia's anti-piracy law is now live on the ROI website, requiring Gosuslugi authentication and 100,000 signatures for federal review.
Смысл: The text is a call to action urging Russian citizens to sign a petition against the government's decision to block Telegram, arguing that the block is based on an impossible legal demand and harms innocent users and businesses.
An appeal to sign a petition against the Russian government's 2018 block of Telegram, citing the technical impossibility of government demands and the harm to businesses.