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В кластер включаются документы о государственных инициативах по ограничению доступа к интернет-ресурсам и контролю за онлайн-контентом, но не включаются материалы о частных судебных спорах, налогах или уголовной ответственности за клевету.
Общие признаки: блокировка веб-сайтов, законопроекты об ограничении контента, контроль над социальными сетями, свобода слова в сети, государственная цензура
Группа выше: Законодательство и государственное регулирование цензуры
Смысл: The text reports on the withdrawal of a bill aimed at enabling the blocking of 'extremist' websites in Russia, attributing the decision to President Dmitry Medvedev's public commitment to free speech and pressure from internet providers.
Russian deputies withdrew a bill to block 'extremist' websites after President Medvedev pledged to protect online freedom of speech.
Смысл: The text discusses a rumored legislative proposal to block websites containing profanity to protect children, which was later clarified to be a suggestion for industry self-regulation rather than a formal bill.
Elena Mizulina suggested blocking websites with profanity to protect children, though it was later revealed that no formal bill was actually drafted.
Смысл: The text reports on the US government's decision to allocate 60 million dollars to support free media and uncensored internet in Russia as part of the 'Ukraine Freedom Support Act'. The main idea is that the US is using financial leverage and strategic partnerships to promote freedom of speech and transparency in Russia amidst geopolitical conflicts.
President Obama signed the 'Ukraine Freedom Support Act,' allocating $60 million over three years to support independent media and uncensored internet access in Russia.
Смысл: The text reports on the Russian Orthodox Church's support for removing anonymity from social networks and increasing state control over religious and educational content to prevent extremism among youth.
The Russian Orthodox Church supports the removal of internet anonymity and increased state regulation of religious and educational content to combat extremism.
Смысл: The text reports on Vitaly Milonov's demand that Apple create a censored version of iOS for Russia to remove LGBTQ+ emojis, citing Russian laws against the promotion of non-traditional sexual relations among minors.
Russian politician Vitaly Milonov called for Apple to remove LGBTQ+ emojis from iOS in Russia to comply with laws protecting children from 'non-traditional' propaganda.
Смысл: The text discusses a VCIOM poll showing high public support for a government 'blacklist' of websites, while the author expresses skepticism due to the widespread online opposition to the law.
While a VCIOM poll claims 73% of users support the 'Unified Blacklist of Websites' law, the author questions the accuracy of these figures given the widespread online opposition.