Novaya Gazeta is being removed from its office in Moscow, where the newspaper has been working for 29 years. Anna Politkovskaya Museum closes Novaya Gazeta editors are being evacuated from the building in Moscow where they worked for 29 years. This is what is written in the newsletter for donors, which is signed by the editor-in-chief Sergey Sokolov and the journalist Irina Gordinko. "They just throw us out, give us a minimal amount of time to prepare. The Anna Politkovskaya Museum is closed, portraits of our dead friends are being removed from the walls," they write. The murdered journalists Anna Politkovskaya, Yury Shchekochikin, Igor Domenikov and Anastasia Bevorova worked in this building, murdered lawyer Stanislav Marklov and human rights activist Natalya Astamirova. "We are about to move to nowhere. We have become refugees in our own country," the newsletter said. The authors also write that the editors were unable to reproduce the donation system: banks and companies refuse, citing "internal rules". On September 4, the Ministry of Justice added Novaya Gazeta to the "foreign agents" registry. Previously, its former editor-in-chief, Nobel laureate Dmitry Muratov, was recognized as a "foreign agent". On April 9, they reached the system in search, and then columnist Oleg Roldugin was detained. He is accused of illegal use of personal information. First he was sent to pre-trial detention, and in June he was transferred to house arrest. On October 15, in the Roldojin case, they searched Sergei Sokolov's apartment and interrogated him in the investigative committee as a witness. In 2022, after the start of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the court, at the request of Roskomandzor, revoked the publication license. Subscribe to ASTRA on Instagram, Facebook, X in Russian, X in English, WhatsApp and DeltaChat, TikTok.

Novaya Gazeta is being removed from its office in Moscow, where the newspaper has been working for 29 years. Anna Politkovskaya Museum closes Novaya Gazeta editors are being evacuated from the building in Moscow where they worked for 29 years. This is what is written in the newsletter for donors, which is signed by the editor-in-chief Sergey Sokolov and the journalist Irina Gordinko. "They just throw us out, give us a minimal amount of time to prepare. The Anna Politkovskaya Museum is closed, portraits of our dead friends are being removed from the walls," they write. The murdered journalists Anna Politkovskaya, Yury Shchekochikin, Igor Domenikov and Anastasia Bevorova worked in this building, murdered lawyer Stanislav Marklov and human rights activist Natalya Astamirova. "We are about to move to nowhere. We have become refugees in our own country," the newsletter said. The authors also write that the editors were unable to reproduce the donation system: banks and companies refuse, citing "internal rules". On September 4, the Ministry of Justice added Novaya Gazeta to the "foreign agents" registry. Previously, its former editor-in-chief, Nobel laureate Dmitry Muratov, was recognized as a "foreign agent". On April 9, they reached the system in search, and then columnist Oleg Roldugin was detained. He is accused of illegal use of personal information. First he was sent to pre-trial detention, and in June he was transferred to house arrest. On October 15, in the Roldojin case, they searched Sergei Sokolov's apartment and interrogated him in the investigative committee as a witness. In 2022, after the start of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the court, at the request of Roskomandzor, revoked the publication license. Subscribe to ASTRA on Instagram, Facebook, X in Russian, X in English, WhatsApp and DeltaChat, TikTok.