Journalism under investigation
Persecution of journalists and bloggers in Russia since the outbreak of the war with Ukraine. The updated "NeMoskva" database
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SPECIAL PROJECTS
Who profits from war? Where and why are people suffocating from burning landfills? Why are people building fire towers in various cities? In special projects, we answer these questions in detail, examining reality in detail.
From Sakharov to Navalny: How the Russian Opposition Was Buried
Over 100 people attended the farewell ceremony for Sakharov, which began the day before the funeral. The line at the Youth Palace, where Sakharov's coffin was located, stretched for four kilometers. People stood for six hours to reach the coffin. Residents of nearby houses brought out hot tea in thermoses. According to eyewitnesses, there was no sign of the police—the line was completely self-organized.
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Alexei Navalny's Russia: How the Politician Is Remembered Outside Moscow
On the ninth day since Alexei Navalny's death, "NeMoscow" is launching a memory map. Let's gather together everything we remember about the politician's travels across the country—his "Beautiful Russia of the Future."
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