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#Russian government

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Volodymyr Ishchenko
Volodymyr Ishchenko

“The dictatorial measures will not be sufficient to retain power … and at some point, the Russian government would need to start buying the loyalty of Russian citizens or subjugated Ukrainians, Belarusians with a more Keynesian redistributionist economic policy. Politics will also have to be reorganised to pave the way for the establishment of a party with a mass membership, able to rally the population around Putin's figure and imperialist ideology. It would not look exactly like fascism but the regime would be more mobilisationist.”

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Ukrainian sociologist and research associate at the Institute of East European Studies, Freie Universität Berlin
21 Mar 2022 8 4
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Ken Roth
Ken Roth

“Memorial is the heart and soul of the Russian human rights movement. It is an utter outrage that the Kremlin is now moving to shut Memorial down. It speaks to the fears of the Russian government that it is no longer willing to tolerate the honest and objective recounting of its conduct that Memorial provides.”

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Human Rights Watch’s Executive Director
28 Dec 2021 4 3
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Natalia Krapiva
Natalia Krapiva

“While the Russian government has been unable to achieve absolute control over the internet and many people are able to circumvent restrictions, these tactics have a destabilising effect on online spaces and on society both inside and outside the country. Blocking services or websites disrupts the normal work of civil society, businesses and everyone else who uses the internet to access information. It also undermines people's rights to free expression and political organising.”

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Tech-Legal Counsel at Access Now and regional expert
01 Nov 2021 6 4
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Marisol Maddox
Marisol Maddox

“Russia is talking up the merits of their adaptation approach because they want to fully realize the commercial potential of their fossil fuel resources. Overall for Russia the evidence suggests the risks far outweigh the benefits, no matter how optimistic the Russian government's language.”

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Arctic analyst at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington
22 Oct 2021 3 7
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Andrea Sasse
Andrea Sasse

“The German government regards this unacceptable action as a threat to the security of the Federal Republic of Germany and to the democratic decision-making process, and as a serious burden on bilateral relations. The federal government strongly urges the Russian government to cease these unlawful cyber activities with immediate effect.”

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Spokeswoman for Germany’s Foreign Ministry
08 Sep 2021 3 2
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