South Park' too extreme for Russia? - Committee to Protect Journalists

Well, that was it for Kenny. Not only does the "South Park" character die (again) in Episode 46 of the popular animated series--"Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics"--he may now be killed altogether from Russian television. On September 3, Moscow prosecutors filed a legal claim against "South Park," saying the cartoon exhibited "signs of extremist activity." The…

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