KABLIS v. RUSSIA JUDGMENT 11 1) Stefanovskaya Square in the town of Syktyvkar; 2) Railway stations, bus stations, markets, airports, educational institutions, buildings of educational institutions, religious buildings and areas within a radius of fifty metres of the entrance to those facilities; 3) children’s playgrounds, locations designated by the municipal authorities for children’s recreation and activities, pedestrian pavements, bus stops, public parking areas; 4) buildings in a state of disrepair and areas within a radius of fifty metres of the entrance to such buildings; 5) buildings under construction, reconstruction or repair and areas within a radius of fifty metres of the entrance to such buildings; 6) buildings occupied by the regional authorities of the Komi Republic, Komi Republic branches of the federal authorities, the municipal authorities of the Komi Republic, state institutions in the Komi Republic and areas within a radius of fifty metres of the entrance to those buildings.” 35. Syktyvkar’s town administration’s decree no. 9/3483 of 4 September 2013 described the perimeter of the zone in the immediate vicinity of the Constitutional Court of the Komi Republic, where the holding of public events was prohibited. The perimeter comprised the entire Stefanovskaya Square and the adjacent streets, including the area at the crossroads of Lenin and Kommunisticheskaya streets. C. Information Act 36. Section 15.3 of Law no. 149-FZ of 27 July 2006 on Information, Information Technologies and Protection of Information (“the Information Act”), as in force at the material time, provided: “1. If information disseminated through telecommunication networks, including the Internet, containing calls for mass disorder, extremist activities or participation in mass (public) events held in breach of the established procedure has been discovered – including as a result of a notification by the federal State authorities, the regional State authorities, the municipal authorities, organisations or citizens – the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation or his deputies shall order the federal law-enforcement authority supervising the mass media, mass communications and information technologies to take measures to restrict access to information media distributing that information. 2. On the basis of the order mentioned in subsection 1 above, the federal law-enforcement authority supervising the mass media, mass communications and information technologies shall immediately: (1) order ... the service providers to take measures to restrict access to the information medium, such as a website, or to the information published on it containing calls for mass disorder, extremist activities or participation in mass (public) events held in breach of the established procedure. The order must mention the domain name of the website, the network address and the uniform resource locator (URL) of the webpage permitting identification of the information;