The experience of freedom in an unfree country." What is said about the closure of Novaya Gazeta in Russia and in the world This material (information) is produced and distributed by the foreign agent of the Bell or relates to the activities of the foreign agent of the Bell. 18+ Kirill Martynov, editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta Europe "For me, "new" was the experience of living together in freedom in an unfree country. The less freedom remained in Russia, the more we looked for it at home, at 3 Potpovsky Street." Elena Kostyuchenko, Novaya Gazeta journalist from 2005-2022 "The fact that Novaya worked for 4.5 years after the start of the Great War, without a license, money, with blockades, searches, under terrible pressure that pressed, pressed, pressed, is not only an obvious miracle. These are the daily decisions of the best people, who were sometimes afraid to go to the system, but not going was even more unbearable, and they went. They went to the occupied territories, conducted investigations, did amazing things and often did not sign. Their names can be seen on the website of the Ministry of Justice - they are all foreign agents, they were recognized en masse as family." Elizaveta Ustinskaya, founder of Bell "In a way, it was a miracle that 4.5 years after the uncensored media was outlawed, Novaya managed to exist in the center of Moscow. In 2022, it seems to me personally that everything has come to an end, but we all somehow got out of it, and today the audience of the independent media is still millions, and if you count the YouTube millions today, then I also want ten and millions of people. Optimistic and believes that the next closure of Novaya is not forever." Thibo Broten, director of the Reporters Without Borders organization "Novaya Gazeta will forever remain a symbol of free, pluralistic, independent and responsible journalism - a model for the entire profession worldwide. The newspaper was a source of pride for the country, on which it suffered the wrath of the regime for more than three decades.

The experience of freedom in an unfree country." What is said about the closure of Novaya Gazeta in Russia and in the world This material (information) is produced and distributed by the foreign agent of the Bell or relates to the activities of the foreign agent of the Bell. 18+ Kirill Martynov, editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta Europe "For me, "new" was the experience of living together in freedom in an unfree country. The less freedom remained in Russia, the more we looked for it at home, at 3 Potpovsky Street." Elena Kostyuchenko, Novaya Gazeta journalist from 2005-2022 "The fact that Novaya worked for 4.5 years after the start of the Great War, without a license, money, with blockades, searches, under terrible pressure that pressed, pressed, pressed, is not only an obvious miracle. These are the daily decisions of the best people, who were sometimes afraid to go to the system, but not going was even more unbearable, and they went. They went to the occupied territories, conducted investigations, did amazing things and often did not sign. Their names can be seen on the website of the Ministry of Justice - they are all foreign agents, they were recognized en masse as family." Elizaveta Ustinskaya, founder of Bell "In a way, it was a miracle that 4.5 years after the uncensored media was outlawed, Novaya managed to exist in the center of Moscow. In 2022, it seems to me personally that everything has come to an end, but we all somehow got out of it, and today the audience of the independent media is still millions, and if you count the YouTube millions today, then I also want ten and millions of people. Optimistic and believes that the next closure of Novaya is not forever." Thibo Broten, director of the Reporters Without Borders organization "Novaya Gazeta will forever remain a symbol of free, pluralistic, independent and responsible journalism - a model for the entire profession worldwide. The newspaper was a source of pride for the country, on which it suffered the wrath of the regime for more than three decades.