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moreFree Russia Foundation releases a translation of a report on the Kremlin’s hybrid warfare
Free Russia Foundation joins global resistance to authoritarianism
The annual Oslo Freedom Forum, which has taken place since 2009, was held in New York for the second time on Monday, September 17.
Marina Litvinenko: we are trying to stop the Russian propaganda machine
Free Russia Foundation and the Atlantic Council organized this week an event with Marina Litvinenko – the widow of slain former intelligence officer Alexander Litvinenko – and family friend Alexander Goldfarb, to discuss their defamation lawsuit against Russian TV channels in the U.S. The panel discussion, held on Tuesday, September 11, also considered Russia’s use of the disinformation to discredit accusations over the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko and Sergei Skripal.
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moreFree Russia Foundation 2018: a year in review
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Cyber Security Program
The Free Russia Foundation documents and analyzes offensive cyber operations planned, commissioned and conducted by the Russian government against the United States and its allies.
Civil Society Program
The Civil Society in Russia continually struggles to find the space to truly focus on mission-driven activities.
Advocacy for Rights and Dignity Program
Russia is quickly becoming a closed society, with virtually no independent media, rule of law. In addition there are many restrictions on free speech, assembly, attacks on political opposition and minorities.
Global Dialogue Program
The dialogue between civil societies, intercultural communication and business contacts forms an essential bridge between Russia and Western countries.
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