Olga Konsevych

Protestors march through downtown Frankfurt am Main on Oct. 11, 2024, demanding the handover of Russian President Vladimir Putin to the International Criminal Court for trial and imprisonment. Photograph: Andre Pain / CCIJ

Germany tried to silence a far-right outlet. Its Telegram reach grew instead.

Germany tried to silence a far-right outlet. Its Telegram reach grew instead. April 30, 2026 Boundless Hate Series This story is part of a CCIJ series that investigates how diaspora communities contribute to the spread of hate speech beyond borders. Protestors march through downtown Frankfurt am Main on Oct. 11, 2024, demanding the handover of

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