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'Innocence of Muslims' Declared Extremist in Russia
'Innocence of Muslims' Declared Extremist in Russia
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The controversial film Innocence of Muslims has been included in Russia’s official register of extremist materials, the Justice Ministry said on Wednesday. 26.12.2012, Sputnik International
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'Innocence of Muslims' Declared Extremist in Russia
The controversial film Innocence of Muslims has been included in Russia’s official register of extremist materials, the Justice Ministry said on Wednesday.
MOSCOW, December 26 (RIA Novosti) - The controversial film Innocence of Muslims has been included in Russia’s official register of extremist materials, the Justice Ministry said on Wednesday.
The move follows a Moscow court ruling in October declaring the film extremist and it is now under an official countrywide ban.
Prior to that a court in Grozny, the capital of Russia's mainly Islamic Republic of Chechnya, also ruled against the film’s distribution.
Mobile network operators have agreed to carry out the court's instructions.