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I Apologize
Once upon a time, apologizing on camera was a Chechen and Belarusian practice. Since the outbreak of full-scale war, the Russian authorities have also adopted this method of putting pressure on dissenters, especially in music and pop culture. Here are some examples from the last year.
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Moscow's Lefortovo court has said that the “almost naked” party hosted by blogger and TV presenter Nastya Ivleeva at Moscow’s “Mutabor” nightclub was aimed at promoting “non-traditional sexual relationships,” in a decision against Russian rapper Vacio (Nikolai Vasiliev), who was arrested after attending the party.
The court ruling states that the party was “geared toward propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships, expressed in the dissemination of information aimed at forming non-traditional sexual attitudes and [promoting] the attractiveness of non-traditional sexual relationships.”
The December 20 “almost naked” party drew outrage from pro-Kremlin activists after photos and videos of the event appeared on social media. Later, Russia’s federal censorship agency, Roskomnadzor, said it found “signs of LGBT propaganda.” On December 26, participants began to make public apologies.
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Russian influencer Ivleeva fined for hosting 'almost naked' party
TV presenter and influencer Nastya Ivleeva organised a Moscow party that has sparked a moral backlash.
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Nastya Ivleeva on the set of a new project with Nikita Efremov
Nastya Ivleeva often tells her fans about her life. She shares interesting moments and shows photos on her personal blog she. On the eve of the star, images from the filming of a new project were released.
Nastya Ivleeva. Photo: social networks
On a banned social network, Nastya posted a funny photo with Nikita Efremov. In the picture, the girl lies in a golden outfit with a bright make-up, and…
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The organizers behind the Russian sex positivity project Kinky Party announced on Wednesday that they are suspending their events in Moscow after receiving a warning from the federal authorities.
“Despite the fact that our events have always been in compliance with the law and were aimed at creating a safe, respectful environment for free expression, we received a warning that no events related to the topic of sex will be permitted from now on,” read the announcement.
The team said it has canceled an event to celebrate the project’s eighth anniversary that was planned for February 17.
“At the moment, we don’t know whether the new rules are temporary or permanent,” the organizers said. “[...] We’ll return to you as soon as we think over some alternative ways to give you an atmosphere of celebration and freedom.”
However, they added, they will continue to hold events in Georgia.
According to the project’s site, a Kinky Party is a “sex-positive party with a theme, a dress code, great music, and a rich show.” Since 2016, the project says, it has been “helping people explore their boundaries, fantasies, and sexuality.”
The Russian Supreme Court’s ruling in November to ban the “international LGBT movement” has given rise to a crackdown not only against explicitly LGBTQ+ media and events but also against events even tangentially related to sex in general. A party with an “almost naked” dress code held by blogger and TV presenter Nastya Ivleeva in December was later declared by a Moscow court to have been aimed at promoting “non-traditional sexual relationships.”
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