Last November, in an interview with the Vedomosti newspaper, Ashmanov said he wanted to create a "catalog" of toxic content .... and presented the idea when he met with Putin. He discussed this idea with Valery Fadeev, head of the Human Rights Council, and Aleksey Goreslavsky, director general of the Dialog ANO under the Moscow government.

“The idea of ​​the project appeared in the course of the work of the autonomous non-profit organization Center for the Study and Network Monitoring of the Youth Environment to search the Internet for prohibited content about “school shooters” and “suicides,” said Ashmanov. He explained that there is a huge gray area on the Web, due to which people are involved in activities that are already prohibited. Ashmanov sees the creation of a registry of toxic content as a way to do something about this gray area, that is, content that is not yet banned.

In a presentation with illustrations of his ideas, Ashmanov explained that he considers information about violence, discussions about dangers of vaccination, radical feminism and refusal to have children to be toxic content. He also included the promotion of LGBT people and bestiality in this category.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to report by June 1 this year on the results of consideration of the idea of creating a registry of toxic content on the Internet to protect children. This is stated in a message posted on the website of the Russian government.

They will ban all of this soon.