Samizdat 1.2

In the context of censorship in Russia, it has become increasingly challenging to convey information to the audience. The government has the authority to label media outlets as "foreign agents," designate organizations as "undesirable," block access to websites, or remove articles through compliant courts. In response to this pressure, journalists from various projects have developed the "Samizdat" application—a secure aggregator designed to compile essential investigative reports in the Russian language in one location.

"Samizdat" operates without a unified editorial policy or guidance, with each team accountable for their own publications. The application offers push notifications for new materials and allows users to select their preferred color theme in the settings.

Subscriptions to "Samizdat" provide access to writings from outlets such as The Insider, “Agentstvo,” “Important Stories,” Bellingcat, Alexei Navalny's team, “System,” and other notable projects. Independent journalists or representatives of publications focusing on investigative journalism interested in having their work featured in "Samizdat" are encouraged to reach out.