Censorship still exists in Russia after the collapse of Soviet Union. Which one of the following was recently censored in media?

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Censorship still exists in Russia after the collapse of Soviet Union.  Which one of the following was recently censored in media?

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Prompt context: The question asks about censorship in post-Soviet Russia and identifies which media topic was censored recently.
Option 1: 'Making films with metaphysical content' — This could be restricted in some regimes, but metaphysical themes are not commonly singled out as a persistent censorship target in Russia as a formal policy category. The claim would need more evidence to be considered the primary or most recent censorship focus compared to other well-documented topics.
Option 2: 'Filming in a museum designated as a world heritage site' — Filming restrictions in world heritage sites can occur for practical or administrative reasons, but such restrictions are generally about access or permissions rather than a broad censorship strategy aimed at shaping public discourse. It does not align with the typical pattern of politically motivated media censorship.
Option 3: 'Viewing the era of Stalin negatively' — The Russian state has long promoted a relatively favorable or controlled portrayal of Stalin in some periods, and negative depictions have faced pressure. However, describing this as the most recent or prominent censorship target in media would be overstating current patterns, since there are multiple ongoing contested representations and this option may not reflect the newest censorship priority.
Option 4: 'Discussing LGBTQ+ under a positive light' — This matches a well-documented area of censorship in Russia, where media coverage that is supportive of LGBTQ+ topics has faced legal and administrative hurdles, propaganda restrictions, and censorship measures in recent years. The phrasing aligns with a known policy direction that penalizes or limits positive discussions of LGBTQ+ issues in media and public discourse.
In sum, the options contrast various plausible targets of censorship; however, the claim about LGBTQ+ topics being censored positively fits a recognized and ongoing censorship pattern in the Russian media landscape, while the other items are less consistently aligned with that specific, recent censorship focus. The reasoning hinges on evaluating how each topic has historically been treated by media policy, official rhetoric, and enforcement practices in Russia. Each incorrect option reflects plausible but weaker alignment with current censorship trends or lacks the strongest evidence for being the most recently censored focus.

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Censorship still exists in Russia after the collapse of Soviet Union. Which one of the following was recently censored in media?

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