Over 100 deceased remain on Russia's terrorist and extremist register
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- •At least 100 deceased individuals remain on Russia's terrorist and extremist register as of February 2026.
- •Alexey Navalny, a prominent opposition figure who died prior to 2026, is still listed on the register.
- •The register is used by Russian authorities to monitor and restrict individuals classified as terrorists or extremists.
- •The investigation revealing these findings was published by Novaya Gazeta Europe on February 25, 2026.
- •The UK government issued a joint statement to the OSCE on February 26, 2026, addressing human rights concerns in Russia, including issues related to the register.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Russian authorities update the terrorist and extremist register to remove deceased individuals legal clarity would improve for families and the public, potentially restoring some trust in official records and reducing administrative errors.
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RUNovaya Gazeta Europe (EN)At least 100 dead people still on Russia’s terrorist and extremist register, investigation revealsOFFICIALUK Government - NewsHuman Rights in Russia and the death of Alexei Navalny: Joint Statement to the OSCEREGIONALMeduza (EN)In Russia, even death isn’t enough to get you off the terrorist watchlist. Around 100 dead people remain on the registry — including Alexey Navalny.