Russian government blocks Shutterstock for hosting ‘destructive materials, including suicide and pro-drug content’

Source: TASS

Russia’s federal censorship agency, Roskomnadzor, announced Wednesday that it has blocked the website of the stock image provider Shutterstock in Russia, according to state media.

The measure is reportedly a response to a ruling from Russia's consumer welfare agency, Rospotrebnadzor. “Destructive materials, including suicide and pro-drug content, have previously been hosted on the site multiple times,” said Roskomnadzor.

The agency added that it will unblock Shutterstock if the company deletes the offending content.

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Russian government blocks Shutterstock for hosting ‘destructive materials, including suicide and pro-drug content’

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