According to the published update, the list includes approximately 1600 internet resources, pages, and channels. Among them are 249 on Facebook, 265 on Instagram, 167 on YouTube, 36 on "Odnoklassniki," 53 on TikTok, and 790 on the messaging app Telegram. The list also includes text, audio, and video materials posted on various websites.
Earlier, on September 2, a similar list was published, which consisted of more than 1400 content items.
According to anti-extremism legislation, any demonstration, distribution, or storage of materials from this list is prohibited, and access to them must be restricted.
The production, storage, and distribution of content that threatens public safety and order may result in criminal liability under the Criminal Code.
In its address to citizens, as well as to parents and youth, the Supreme Court urged to avoid materials from this list to not become a victim of extremism and terrorism: "Never let this destroy your life and dreams."
Source: gazeta.uz
