Nevzorov was fined 20 thousand rubles. for inciting hatred towards the authorities
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The Primorsky Court of St. Petersburg fined 20 thousand rubles. journalist and publicist Alexander Nevzorov (declared a foreign agent) for hate speech against various social groups (Article 20.3.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation). The administrative case was initiated in April, but earlier it was returned to the compilers to eliminate violations.
How reported In the joint press service of the St. Petersburg courts, the prosecutor’s check of the video published on Nevzorov’s YouTube channel showed that it contains signs of incitement of hostility against Russian military personnel, government officials, ministers of religious cults, members of Cossack societies and associations.
In particular, the case file states that on February 13, his interview with the Belarusian service of Radio Liberty (the Russian division of Radio Liberty was recognized in the Russian Federation as a foreign agent) appeared on video hosting, where negative statements were made against the President of the Russian Federation, as well as about the events in Crimea in 2014. It is noted that Mr. Nevzorov spoke in a harsh manner to the people of Russia, about the history of the country and the special operation.
At the end of July, in the same court, the journalist was fined 40,000 rubles. for the absence of a special marking on the status of a foreign agent in the publication on his Telegram channel (part 4 of article 19.34 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Alexander Nevzorov himself has not lived in Russia since March 2022. He repeatedly reported that he was ignoring the requirements of Russian law for reasons of principle.
In February, the Basmanny Court of Moscow sentenced the publicist in absentia to eight years in prison in the case of spreading fakes about the Russian army (Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).
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