Moscow prosecutor Maria Semenenko, included in the Free Russia Forum's "Putin List", asked him to remove her from the list, which could face sanctions in the West, and to block the site from the owner of the hosting.
Daniil Konstantinov, co-organizer of the Forum, spoke about this during a working discussion at the Third Anti-War Conference in Vilnius.
The demands of the prosecutor were not satisfied.
"Putin's List" is a website where activists collect data on active supporters of the Putin regime "in order to find, consolidate and unify data on persons responsible for the creation and functioning of the system of usurpation of power and suppression of civil liberties in Russia."
SOTA (@sotaproject)
Daniil Konstantinov, co-organizer of the Forum, spoke about this during a working discussion at the Third Anti-War Conference in Vilnius.
The demands of the prosecutor were not satisfied.
"Putin's List" is a website where activists collect data on active supporters of the Putin regime "in order to find, consolidate and unify data on persons responsible for the creation and functioning of the system of usurpation of power and suppression of civil liberties in Russia."
SOTA (@sotaproject)