Eksmo CEO Released After Questioning in LGBTQ+ Probe
Yevgeny Kapyev, CEO of Eksmo, and his colleagues were released from police custody after being questioned as part of a federal investigation into LGBTQ+ 'propaganda' and 'extremism'.
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Russian Publishing House Employees Implicate Eksmo Executives in 'Extremism' Case
Detained former employees of Popcorn Books and Individuum have reportedly told investigators that Eksmo executives were involved in an 'extremism' case related to the sale of queer literature in Russia.
“Trump was furious”: What happened in the White House three hours before the ultimatum expired that “it will destroy all civilization”?
Manje od tri sata pre roka u 20 časova, koji je predsednik SAD Donald Tramp postavio Iranu da postigne dogovor ili će se suočiti s njegovim apokaliptičnim upozorenjem o smrti i razaranju, ministar…
Russian Publishing Executives Released, Ordered to Return for Questioning
Russia's Investigative Committee released Eksmo CEO Yevgeny Kapyev and three other senior executives, who had been detained in an "extremism" case over queer literature, but ordered them to return for further questioning.
Russian Publisher CEO Detained in LGBTQ+ Extremism Probe
Russian authorities have detained the CEO of Eksmo, the country's largest book publisher, following searches of executives' homes as part of an LGBTQ+ "extremism" investigation.
Russian Publisher Reports Authors Refusing to Revise Books for Drug 'Propaganda' Law Compliance
Yevgeny Kapyev, head of Eksmo publishing house, stated that some rights holders are refusing to make changes to their books to comply with Russia's law banning the "propaganda" of drugs.
Russia Targets Major Publisher Over 'LGBT Propaganda'
Russian censors are investigating Eksmo, the country's largest publishing house, and questioning its head in connection with the publication of queer literature, as part of ongoing "LGBT propaganda"…
Russia Detains Head of Major Publisher Amid LGBTQ Content Crackdown
Yevgeny Kapyev, CEO of Eksmo group, Russia's largest publishing house, was arrested for questioning as part of the country's ongoing repression of LGBTQ-related content.