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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.
21 Apr, 13:05 — 21 Apr, 15:34
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Moscow TimesMostly Factual13d ago
CEO of Russia’s Largest Book Publisher Detained in LGBTQ+ ‘Extremism’ Probe
Yevgeny Kapyev, head of the publishing giant Eksmo, was taken in by police following a search of the company’s Moscow office.
Read full article →meduza13d ago
Report: Russian authorities search homes of Eksmo publishing executives, detain CEO
Russian law enforcement officers searched the homes of executives at the Moscow publishing house Eksmo, the pro-Kremlin TV channel REN TV reported, without citing a source.
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First report: Moscow Times · 21 Apr, 13:05|Full coverage: 2 · 2h|Window: 2h
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