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Russian Found Guilty Of Inciting Religious Hatred - For Playing 'Pokemon Go' In Church
A judge in Russia's fourth-largest city has convicted a blogger who played "Pokemon Go" in a renowned Orthodox cathedral of inciting religious hatred and insulting the feelings of believers, the state RIA-Novosti news agency reported Thursday.
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Russian Blogger Convicted for Playing Pokemon Go in Church
Ruslan Sokolovsky, a militant atheist who posted the videos on his YouTube channel, was detained in August 2016 and spent nine months in jail and under house arrest.
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Russian Blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky Tried For 'Hunting Pokemons' In Church
Russia put a blogger on trial today on charges of offending religious believers and fomenting hatred by posting a video online that showed him hunting Pokemons in a church.
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Russia Imprisons Blogger Who Hunted Pokemon In Church
A Russian court on Friday ordered a blogger to be held behind bars for three months pending trial for hunting Pokemon in church, after he broke rules of his house arrest.
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Russian Found Guilty Of Inciting Religious Hatred - For Playing 'Pokemon Go' In Church
A judge in Russia's fourth-largest city has convicted a blogger who played "Pokemon Go" in a renowned Orthodox cathedral of inciting religious hatred and insulting the feelings of believers, the state RIA-Novosti news agency reported Thursday.
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Russian Blogger Convicted for Playing Pokemon Go in Church
Ruslan Sokolovsky, a militant atheist who posted the videos on his YouTube channel, was detained in August 2016 and spent nine months in jail and under house arrest.
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Russian Blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky Tried For 'Hunting Pokemons' In Church
Russia put a blogger on trial today on charges of offending religious believers and fomenting hatred by posting a video online that showed him hunting Pokemons in a church.
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Russia Imprisons Blogger Who Hunted Pokemon In Church
A Russian court on Friday ordered a blogger to be held behind bars for three months pending trial for hunting Pokemon in church, after he broke rules of his house arrest.
