News Russia has changed the definition of the concepts “Russophobia” and “extremism”: ISW has indicated the goal by alex 23.07.2024 written by alex 23.07.2024 32 In Russia, they changed the definition of the concepts of “Russophobia” and “extremism”: the ISW indicated the goal Anastasia Lukashevskaya The Kremlin legalizes persecution for Russophobia/Collage 24 ChannelMore interesting audio news Listen00:0001:071x1xAudio synthesized using AI.More Audio news< p _ngcontent-sc107 class="news-annotation">Russia continues efforts to legitimize the persecution of those who do not agree with the Kremlin’s policies and its war against Ukraine: they have expanded the official definition of extremism. Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) note that the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs published on July 22 a draft of a new Russian so-called counter-terrorism strategy, which establishes legal definitions of “Russophobia” and “xenophobia”, and also changes the definition of “radicalism”, “countering extremism” and “subjects of countering extremism.” p> Opposition to the current actions and structure of the Russian government will be defined as ethnic intolerance towards Russians who support the Kremlin's policies and war against Ukraine, the report says. The Kremlin also seeks to use these definitions and further persecution in order to curry favor with Russian so-called ultranationalists, because in Russia they have intensified the fight against illegal migration, while presenting it under the guise of fighting extremism. All for the sake of propaganda ISW believes that The Kremlin's recent efforts to expand the definition of criminal extremism and repression in the information space are likely “aimed at encouraging self-censorship among dissident Russians,” and a new draft counterterrorism strategy aims to convince Russians that opposition to politics and the Kremlin's war is opposition to broader Russian society, culture and ideals. The explanatory note to the project speaks of “strengthening traditional Russian legal and moral values”, while countering the spread of “radical nationalism and neo-Nazism in the context of a special military operation (war in Ukraine) and the inclusion of new territories (illegally occupied Ukrainian lands)”. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail alex previous post Explosions in Sevastopol: the occupiers announced the downing of more than 15 UAVs next post Russian losses on July 23: The Ukrainian Armed Forces destroyed 1,220 invaders and 57 artillery systems You may also like Biden Wants to Go at the Peak: Will... 30.10.2024 US urges China to pressure North Korea to... 30.10.2024 Israeli strike on Iranian missile assembly base: Satellite... 30.10.2024 Grom-E1 aerial bomb: what is known and why... 30.10.2024 Kadyrov says Ukrainian prisoners of war killed in... 30.10.2024 Explosions in Sumy: What are the consequences of... 29.10.2024 Among the seized Russian property in Finland is... 29.10.2024 GUR carried out arson of city hall in... 29.10.2024 New Step Against the EU: Orban Plays Along... 29.10.2024 Preparing for train derailment: SBU detains FSB accomplices 29.10.2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ