Inside The Obscure Russian Agency That Censors The Internet: An RFE/RL Investigation

A massive leak of internal correspondence and documents shows how a little-known Russian government agency keeps a watchful eye on the Internet -- for opposition protests, for investigations on official corruption, for discussion of the Ukraine war -- and how it works to censor it for Russians.

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