Book Publisher Individuum Shuts Down After LGBTQ+ ‘Extremism’ Trials
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Book Publisher Individuum Shuts Down After LGBTQ+ ‘Extremism’ Trials
The book publisher Individuum has announced its closure following the criminal prosecution of its senior managers on so-called LGBTQ+ “extremism” charges. “The publishing house Individuum, which was founded in 2015, will cease to exist 11 years later,” editor-in-chief Alexei Kiselyov said in a statement on Monday. He did not explain the reasons behind the decision, describing the closure as “sudden, but not unexpected.” Kiselyov said the books I…
The Russian publisher Individuum ceases its work 11 years after the foundation, and other companies in production will issue books, and the editor-in-chief of Individuum, Alexei Kiselev, reported. Alexei Kiselev, editor-in-chief of the publishing company, confirmed information about the completion of the company's work, handed over to RIA News. All books in production will be published by other publishers. "Individuum, created in 2015, completes…
The editor-in-chief of Individuum Alexei Kiselev announced the closure of the publishing house.
The Individuum publishing company ceased its work. On 28 September, its editor-in-chief, Alexei Kiselev, announced the closure of the publishing house on Individuum.
Individuum, which has worked in Russia since 2015, has ceased to exist, announced by Alexei Kieselev, editor-in-chief on 28 September.
The Individuum is no longer operational 11 years after its founding, as reported by its editor-in-chief, Alexei Kiselev, on social media.
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