This is twice as much as for the whole of 2023, Sever.Realii calculated.

From the beginning of 2022 to the end of July 2024, at least 214 administrative cases involving the activities of "undesirable" organizations were filed with the courts. This compares to 58 and 55 such cases in 2022 and 2023, respectively.

A Yakut journalist and politician set a record for the number of protocols per person. R'RёS,R ° F "RёR№ UnitedCenter "E" officers filed eight reports against him for "undesirable" organizations. All cases were related to reposts of Meduza texts made five years ago. The police considered this a "continuing offense."

The most popular "undesirable" publications were also "Important Stories," The Insider, "Proekt," "Dozhd," "Novaya Gazeta," and "Radio Liberty."

The most common punishment in cases of "undesirability" is a fine. In 138 cases, the fine was 5 rubles. Some court decisions stated that the person was fined, but the amount was not specified. It is safe to say that the Russian state has received at least 997,5 rubles in revenue from "undesirability" cases, according to Sever.Realii. This is a minimum estimate, as the punishment for another 45 cases is unknown.