Fake Russian fact-checkers spread propaganda about the war in UkraineTrue fact-checkers undergo annual certification and audit process by IFCNWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation1 March 2023
Charity treason: The legal practice of persecuting Russians who donate to UkraineFor the FSB, there is no bank secrecyWritten by Sofia Kovalevskaya28 February 2023
Georgia debates a foreign agent law, which critics say sets a dangerous precedentThe proposed bill has striking similarities to Russia's "foreign agent" law Written by Arzu Geybullayeva27 February 2023
Interview with Romanian anti-disinformation activist reveals disinformation campaigns often target refugees from UkraineDebunking is not enough if it is not backed by building societal resilienceWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation21 February 2023
Every Friday, Russia labels new citizens and organizations as ‘Foreign Agents’Musicians, writers, activists, scientists, and others are on the listWritten by Daria Dergacheva8 February 2023
Infrastructural content moderation: the case of MariupolManipulating information can be done physically, by hitting infrastructureWritten by Sofia Kovalevskaya13 January 2023
Rights organization OVD-Info gives an overview of repression in Russia in 2022Human rights organization OVD-Info collected the main figures on Russian political repressions in 2022Written by Guest Contributor11 January 2023
LIVE on November 24: Disinformation and censorship in RussiaThe session will be live streamed on YouTubeWritten by Advox16 November 2022
TikToker Nekoglai was deported from Moscow to Moldova with signs of tortureRussian state uses public shaming to punish and repress dissentWritten by Daria Dergacheva14 November 2022
Eight months of ‘fakes’ and ‘discreditation’: How the Kremlin’s new laws against anti-war dissent are applied onlineThe risk of prosecution forces people to censor themselvesWritten by Sofia Kovalevskaya10 November 2022
Activists predict homophobic and transphobic violence in Russia, but most avenues of escape are slammed shutA new law discriminating against the LGBTQ+ community is adopted in RussiaWritten by Daria Dergacheva24 October 2022
‘The Art of the Steal?': Russia’s online voting problemWere 2022’s gubernatorial and municipal elections business as usual?Written by Alex Hardy29 September 2022
Unfreedom Monitor Report: RussiaAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in RussiaWritten by Tanya Lokot25 August 2022
War in Ukraine is fundamentally changing the relationship between the internet and geopoliticsWar is cementing decade-long trends in internet governance and cyberwarfareWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe28 July 2022
Access the Unfreedom Monitor databaseThe relational database of the Unfreedom Monitor researchWritten by Advox14 July 2022
Disinformation 2.0: Should we bring the notion of propaganda back into public discourse? Our minds are conditioned by vast amounts of incoherent informationWritten by Olga Solovyeva6 July 2022
In Russia's invasion of Ukraine, cyberwarfare is a decisive element of the battlefieldRussian cyberattacks follow a patternWritten by Sara Alsherif27 May 2022
For acclaimed journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov, winning a Nobel Peace Prize offers no protectionRessa and Muratov have become the target of increased state violence Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe, Mong Palatino5 May 2022
Ukrainians use VKontakte marketplaces to inform Russians about the warRubtsovsk residents are getting messages about soldiers' lootingWritten by Daria Dergacheva15 April 2022
How Russia makes laws to support networked authoritarianismRussian legislation is creating an alternative reality of the internetWritten by Tanya Lokot15 April 2022