Russian News Outlet “Morning South” Details Registration, Data Policies, and Prohibited Organizations
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A krasnodar-based news resource, “Morning South,” has publicly outlined its registration details with Russian media authorities, its data processing practices, and a comprehensive list of organizations designated as terrorist or extremist within the country.
The online publication, accessible at utyug.info,is officially registered with the Federal Service for supervision of Communications,Data Technologies and Mass Communications (Roskomnadzor) under series El No. FS77-80880, issued on April 21, 2021. The founder is listed as IP Kapustin Pavel Pavlovich,with Safronova Ilona Sergeevna serving as editor-in-chief.
Operational Details and disclaimer
“Morning South” is physically located at 350000, Krasnodar Territory, city Krasnodar, Kirova, 126, and can be contacted via telephone at +7 906 435 03 61. A key disclaimer states that the editorial team assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of information presented in its news coverage. Furthermore, the outlet clarifies that any news, analysis, forecasts, or materials published on the site should not be interpreted as financial advice or recommendations regarding asset transactions.
Data Collection and User Consent
The website employs recommendation technologies – systems designed to personalize content based on user preferences within the Russian federation. According to the published information, users are informed that continued use of the site constitutes consent to the collection, processing, storage, and potential deletion of their personal data, in accordance with the site’s privacy policy.This consent extends to the clarification and updating of user data, and also its depersonalization and blocking.
Did you know? Roskomnadzor, Russia’s communications regulator, maintains a list of organizations banned within the country for extremism or terrorism.Media outlets are often required to publish such lists.
List of prohibited Organizations
A meaningful portion of the published information details a list of organizations that are either considered extremist or are designated as terrorist groups by Russian authorities. This list is extensive and includes both domestic and international entities.
The following organizations are identified as operating within Russia and considered extremist: the “National bolshevik Party,” “jehovah’s Witnesses,” “Army of the People’s Will,” “Russian National Union,” “Movement against Illegal Immigration,” “Right Sector,” UNA-UNSO, UPA, “Trizub im. Stepan Bandera,” “Misanthropic Division,” “Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People,” the “Artpodgotovka” movement,and the all-Russian political party “Volya.”
Additionally,the following groups are recognized as terrorist and banned: the “Taliban Movement,” “Caucasus Emirate,” “Islamic State” (IS,ISIS),Jabhad al-Nusra,”AUM Shinrikyo,” “Muslim Brotherhood,” and “Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.” This comprehensive listing underscores the Russian government’s stance on these groups and potentially serves as a warning to readers regarding association with them.
Content Usage and Attribution
“Morning South” stipulates that any use of its materials, in full or in part, requires a clear attribution. Online publications are specifically required to include a hyperlink to the “Morning South” website – https://utyug.info. The publication also provides a link to find the “Morning South” publication itself.
This detailed disclosure of operational information,data policies,and prohibited organizations provides a clear picture of “Morning South’s” regulatory environment and editorial stance within the Russian media landscape.
