Resident of Ramon district received forced labor for calls to extremism on the Internet

The prosecutor's office of the Ramon district provided support for the state prosecution in a criminal case against a 51-year-old woman. She was found guilty of public calls for extremist activity using the Internet.

During the trial, it was established that in April-May 2025, the defendant published online materials containing calls to extremism. Access to publications was open, and anyone could read them. Criminal activity was stopped by employees of the regional department of the FSB.

The court, agreeing with the position of the state prosecutor, imposed a penalty of 10 months of forced labor with the retention of 10% of earnings. In addition, the convicted person is prohibited from engaging in activities related to the administration of websites and electronic networks, including the Internet, for one year.

Two mobile phones and a Wi-Fi router used in the crime have been confiscated.