Court sentenced those who blocked the entrance to Roskomnadzor’s office to 15 days of arrest
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- •A court in Moscow issued sentences of 15 days of arrest to individuals who blocked the entrance to Roskomnadzor’s office.
- •The incident involved blocking the doors of Roskomnadzor’s office using a bicycle lock.
- •The obstruction targeted the entrance to the premises of Roskomnadzor, Russia’s federal communications and media regulator.
- •Russian outlets RBC, Kommersant, and RIA Novosti all reported on the court’s decision regarding the blockage of Roskomnadzor’s office entrance.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If similar physical blockades of Russian state regulator offices recur in Moscow or other cities Law enforcement and courts may standardize short-term administrative arrests as the default response, affecting activists and protest organizers.
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