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State Duma approves bill on blocking of cellphones in penitentiary facilities

16:30 17/02/2021 State Duma lawmakers have approved in the third and final reading amendments envisaging termination of provision of communication services in penitentiary facilities.

Draft law on punishment for unlawful pre-election campaigning passed by State Duma

14:22 17/02/2021 A bill permitting to block dissemination of pre-election campaign materials where it is done in violation of law passed its third and final reading in Russia’s State Duma on Wednesday.

Russian senators approve harsh sanctions for inducement to drug use via Internet

13:13 17/02/2021 The Federation Council, the upper house of Russian parliament, has approved a bill on criminal punishment for online inducement to the drug use and tougher sanctions for the fatal drug propaganda.

Bill on pretrial blocking of online defamation reaches State Duma

12:06 17/02/2021 A bill envisaging introduction of a procedure for pretrial blocking of information resources disseminating false information, which discredits honor and dignity of a person, has been submitted to the State Duma.

Severe penalties proposed for begging organization in Russia

15:55 16/02/2021 Lawmakers from the Just Russia party Sergey Mironov and Mikhail Emelyanov have submitted a bill on punishment for the organization of begging to the State Duma.

State Duma backs harsher punishment for unlawful pre-election campaigning

14:14 16/02/2021 Lawmakers of the lower house of Russia’s parliament have supported in the second reading legislative amendments, which will permit to block dissemination of pre-election campaign materials where it is done in violation of law.

Russia’s Supreme Court submits criminal misdemeanor bill to State Duma

12:28 16/02/2021 The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation has brought a bill envisaging that 112 legally defined crimes are to be qualified as criminal misdemeanors before the State Duma.

Bill regulating online social advertising reaches State Duma

14:49 11/02/2021 The State Duma Committee for Information Policy has submitted to the lower house of Russia’s parliament a bill envisaging amendment of a federal law on advertising as concerns regulation of dissemination of social advertisements over the internet.

Parliament’s lower house greenlights tough sanctions for Nazism rehabilitation

17:22 10/02/2021 The State Duma passed a draft law on stiff criminal and administrative penalties for rehabilitation of Nazism with the use of Internet in the first reading on Wednesday.

State Duma MPs pass draft law on stiffer fines for disobedience to police

16:00 10/02/2021 The lower house of Russian parliament adopted a bill on stiffer administrative fines for insubordination to law enforcement officers in the third and final reading on Wednesday.

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Six people convicted of Nazism rehabilitation in Russia in 2020

10:25 21/04/2021 Six people were convicted of whitewashing Nazism in the Russian Federation last year, according by the official statistics presented by the Supreme Court’s Justice Department.

Thirty seven people sentenced to life in prison in Russia last year

11:01 21/04/2021 Russian courts sentenced 37 persons to life imprisonment in 2020.

About 2,000 indviduals acquitted by Russian courts in 2020

11:23 21/04/2021 Russian courts acquitted nearly 2,000 people in 2020.

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