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This move was widely criticized by human rights organizations like Amnesty International as a tool to stifle independent journalism and civil society. Do you have a in mind from that

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December 3, 2019 The Event: On this day, Russia took a major step in expanding its legal reach. The Russian parliament finalized a law that allows the Ministry of Justice to designate not just organizations, but individual people —including journalists, bloggers, and social media users—as "foreign agents" . Key Points: Key Points: Anyone who receives funding from abroad

Anyone who receives funding from abroad and distributes information "for an unlimited circle of people" can be labeled.

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