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In Russia, the following organizations have been recognized as extremist and banned: FBK (Anti-Corruption Foundation, recognized as a foreign agent), Navalny Headquarters, the National Bolshevik Party, Jehovah's Witnesses, the Army of the Will of the People, the Russian All-National Union, the Movement Against Illegal Immigration, the Right Sector, UNA-UNSO, UPA, the Stepan Bandera Tryzub, the Misanthropic Division, the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People, the Artpodgotovka movement, the LGBT movement, the All-Russian political party Volya, AUE, and the Azov and Aidar battalions.
The following have been designated as terrorist and banned: the Taliban Movement, the Caucasus Emirate, the Islamic State (IS, ISIS), Jabhat al-Nusra, AUM Shinrikyo, the Muslim Brotherhood, Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, the Network, and Columbine.
The activities of Open Russia and the Project Media publication have been deemed undesirable in the Russian Federation. The following media outlets have been deemed foreign agent media outlets: Dozhd TV channel, Meduza, Important Stories, Voice of America, Radio Liberty, The Insider, Mediazona, OVD-Info. The Memorial society/center, the Yuri Levada Analytical Center, and the Sakharov Center have been deemed foreign agents. Instagram and Facebook (Meta) have been banned in the Russian Federation for extremism.
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