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Russia has implemented that bans the alteration of sacred icons in digital and print platforms. The intent is to protect the sanctity of spiritual icons and sacred signs that hold essential cultural and theological importance for diverse religious communities across the nation.

Under the new rules that any portrayal that mocks, alters, or misrepresents these symbols in films, http://www.forum.sdmon.ru/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4756 television, online platforms, or print media is now considered illegal. Authorities argue that such distortions can destabilize communal harmony, insult faith groups, and undermine public harmony.

It extends to both domestic and foreign content distributed within Russia, and carries repercussions for violations from monetary penalties to content takedowns.

Leaders from various spiritual communities, including Orthodox Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Judaism, have publicly endorsed the policy, saying it honors the sanctity of their beliefs.

Human rights advocates express concern that the law may be deployed to stifle creative freedom under the excuse of preserving morality. Legal experts are still analyzing how extensively the term distortion will be interpreted, and whether it could restrict comedies, documentaries, or curriculum-related media.

State authorities emphasize that the purpose is not to restrict but to encourage religious tolerance among multiple faith communities in a diverse democratic state.

Implementation will be managed by broadcast and internet authorities in partnership with faith-based institutions, who will be involved in evaluating disputed media.

Now that the ban is in force, the the population is asked to notify authorities of breaches, while digital and print media companies are advised to consult official guidelines to ensure compliance with the new rules.