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Russia, Matrimonio omosessuale: Presidente e parlamenti locali rivedono trattati paesi UE favorevoli
La Russia pronta a rivedere gli accordi d’adozione internazionale con i Paesi che approvano il matrimonio omosessuale: l’argomento è stato trattato nel corso di una riunione di rappresentanti dei parlamenti locali con il Presidente russo, nella residenza di Novo Ogariovo, alle porte di Mosca. Vladimir Putin ha fatto sue le osservazioni di una partecipante sul [...]
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U.E., Dati su consumo carne
Nel mondo, secondo gli ultimi dati disponibili, si allevano circa 1 miliardo e 300 milioni di bovini, 2 miliardi e 700 milioni di ovini e caprini, 1 miliardo di suini, 12 miliardi di polli e galline e altro pollame. In alcuni paesi ‘emergenti’, come il Brasile o l’India, il consumo e’ cresciuto e continua a [...]
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Russia – Truth still elusive as another Politkovskaya trial ends
Paris, 1 p.m.: A Moscow court today sentenced retired Moscow police officer Dmitry Pavlyuchenkov to 11 years in prison for his role in Novaya Gazeta reporter Anna Politkovskaya’s murder in 2006. The court also ordered him to pay the victim’s family 3 million roubles (74,500 euros) in compensation. “This rapid trial’s disappointing outcome has failed to reveal the full truth,” Reporters Without Borders secretary-general Christophe Deloire said. “Pavlyuchenkov manipulated the trial or the judicial (…)
Russia – Independent regional TV station hounded, might have to close
Reporters Without Borders condemns a six-week-old campaign of harassment of Puls TV, an independent television station based in the southwestern city of Azov, which could force it to close for good. “We are very worried for Puls TV’s future and we fear it could set a precedent that endangers the freedom of independent media in this region,” Reporters Without Borders said. “This case is typical of the methods used in many regions to silence media that stray from the official line. We call for (…)
Russia – Journalists beaten and arrested during post-election protests
Reporters Without Borders firmly condemns the way the police treated journalists during post-election protests in Moscow and Saint Petersburg on 5 March, when eight journalists were arrested and two were beaten (one by police and one by a group of nationalists). “It is clear that the purpose of this treatment was to silence journalists and prevent them from filming the protests,” Reporters Without Borders said. “The media were clearly targeted. This must stop. Journalists who are being held (…)
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Russia – Government eager to use Net surveillance software currently in test phase
Reporters Without Borders condemns plans by Roskomnadzor, Russia’s federal supervisory agency for communications, information technology and mass media, to use search software to track down “extremist” content on the Internet. The agency is currently testing the software and intends to start using it in December. When Roskomnadzor’s software, using very vague criteria, decides that a website has “extremist” content, the site will be given three days to remove it. If it fails to comply, it will (…)
