A number of nondemocratic countries punish the crime of insulting the army, the flag,
the president, or the monarch (think: Thailand's draconian
lèse majesté law), sometimes even trying civilians in military courts.
In Russia, according to this report from North.Realities (a regional news outlet of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's Russian Service), civilian courts are prosecuting civilians for "discrediting the armed forces."
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