INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
which enforces the LGBT propaganda ban.It was not immediately clear which content on Kinopoisk was deemed to be in violation of Russian
law.If found guilty, Kinopoisk faces a fine of between 1 million rubles and 4 million rubles ($12,000-47,500) or a three-month suspension of
TV-3, an entertainment television channel owned by the Gazprom energy giant.TV-3 faces similar fines and temporary suspensions as Kinopoisk
if found guilty of distributing LBGT propaganda.And on Wednesday, Mediazona reported on two additional fines against a popular Russian
propaganda law went into effect.The first guilty verdict relating to the new law was handed down earlier in June when a Russian court fined
a streaming platform $15,000 on charges of distributing LGBT propaganda.
