First, freedom of speech disappears, then people disappear. Signs of the times from "NeMoskva"

Roskomnadzor wants recall license from the Khakassia news agency, one of the most widely read media outlets in the region.

Shortly before the officials filed the lawsuit, journalists published article about a social activist Nadezhda Uzunova, who met with Vladimir Putin as "the mother of servicemen participating in the Second Military Operation." According to the publication, in reality, her sons never fought in the war in Ukraine and live in AbakanSoon after, at the end of November, Khakassia journalists were barred from a session of the republic's parliament. The formal reason cited was a lack of "accreditation" and "insufficient qualifications."

Also today it became known about a third criminal case, which excited against a journalist from Kazan Alsou KurmashevaShe is accused of disseminating war-related fake news: it was allegedly contained in a book by Radio Liberty's Tatar-Bashkir Service, which published the stories of 40 Russians fighting in the war. Investigators believe the journalist was involved in distributing the publication.

Alsou Kurmasheva is She has been under arrest for almost two months. Previously, she was charged with failure to notify of her second citizenship and violating the Foreign Agents Act.

Meanwhile, a week has already passed since the record holder for the number of criminal cases disappeared from contact Alexey NavalnyEven the judges hearing his lawsuit against the penal colony don't know where he is. Today, one of them read out a certificate from Vladimir Colony No. 6: it follows from it that the convicted person is no longer being held there.

"Where should we ask? Where should we look?" — the judge asked.

The state prosecutor replied that he didn't know either: all questions should be directed to the Federal Penitentiary Service. Happy Constitution Day, in short.