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Australia-based company fined 500,000 rubles for violating personal data law

A magistrate court in Moscow has fined Australia-based company that operates a freelance marketplace website Freelancer.com 500,000 rubles (about $8,000) for violating personal data legislation.

11:23 17.08.2022

Ex-Russian TV journalist fined for discrediting Russian army

Former Russian TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova was fined 40,000 rubles (about $650 at the current exchange rate) after being found guilty of discrediting the country's armed forces in social media post.

16:15 08.08.2022

Number of administrative offence complaints increased in 2020 – Russian Ombudsman

The number of administrative case complaints submitted to the Federal Ombudsman has increased due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to Tatiana Moskalkova.

13:58 01.04.2021

Facebook, Twitter, Google face administrative hearing over information blocking breaches

A magistrate court in Moscow will consider nine administrative protocols against Facebook, Twitter and Google issued over failures to delete information calling teenagers to participate in illegal actions.

13:35 09.03.2021

Fines planned for CSPs failing to pass traffic from foreign satellites through Russian earth stations

A bill amending Russia’s Code of Administrative Offences to the effect that domestic communications service providers (CSPs) are to be fined if failing to pass traffic from foreign satellites through Russian earth-based stations has been developed, according to Chairman of the Association of Russian Lawyers Vladimir Gruzdev.

17:01 24.12.2020

Russia’s Business Ombudsman negatively responds to draft Code of Administrative Offences

Russia’s Business Rights Commissioner Boris Titov has submitted to the Justice Ministry a negative opinion as to the draft new Code of Administrative Offences.

14:43 04.06.2020

New Russian Code on Administrative Offenses to take effect in 2021

The new Code on Administrative Offenses of Russia will become effective on January 1, 2021.

15:42 10.06.2019

New concept of Russian administrative code approved by government

Russian government has approved a new concept of the Code on Administrative Offenses.

12:29 05.06.2019

Moscow theater closed for 3 months for failure to adhere to fire safety rules

The Moscow Presnensky District Court has ordered a city theater to stop performances for 90 days.

17:52 30.04.2019

Repeated motions may be treated as contempt – Russian Supreme Court

Repeated filing of the same motion after it was dismissed during review of an administrative case may be classified as show of contempt of a court.

11:54 01.06.2017

Muscovite jailed for staging protest, holding 'Je suis Charlie' poster

Moscow's Tverskoy District Court on Friday sentenced Muscovite Mark Galperin to 8 days in jail for staging an unuathorised protest in the city, holding 'Je suis Charlie' poster.

15:41 16.01.2015

Sakharov Center faces $7,500 fine for alleged violation of NGO law

The Sakharov Center, one of the leading Russian NGOs which which houses a museum of dissidence, faces a fine of up to $7,500 for allegedly violating an NGO law.

13:23 15.01.2015

State Duma adopts party financing control bill

The State Duma has adopted in its third and final reading the bill increasing fines for illegal contributions to political parties and bribing voters, RIA Novosti reports on Friday.

17:35 14.11.2014

Moscow is closing McDonald's restaurants

Moscow courts have ruled Wednesday to shut down for 90 days two McDonald’s restaurants in central Moscow over sanitary violations.

13:56 27.08.2014

Tax officials could be fined for damages and losses they cause to taxpayers

Tax officials could be fined for damages and losses they have caused to innocent individuals, read the amendments to the Administrative Offenses Code that were submitted to the State Duma on Monday, the lower house has written on its website.

14:57 09.06.2014

Constitutional Court approves supervision of repeat offenders

Russia’s Constitutional Court has ruled against a suit that questioned the provisions of a law on the post-prison administrative supervision of offenders, reads the ruling published on the court’s website on Wednesday.

17:30 28.05.2014

Over 120 NGOs fail to comply with Russian ‘foreign agent’ law in 2013

Russia's Ministry of Justice has found that 122 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) failed during the course of 2013 to reveal their foreign sources of finance, in violation of the “foreign agent” law.

18:03 13.03.2014

Femen activists detained for topless protest in Kiev fined, released

Three Femen activists and a photographer for the "Russian Reporter" magazine that were detained on Saturday, have been released by the courts' order, a Kiev police spokesman told RIA Novosti

11:46 29.07.2013

Russia raises air pollution fines for businesses

President Vladimir Putin has signed changes to the Administrative Offenses Code significantly raising fines for environmental pollution, the Natural Resources Ministry reports on Monday.

16:18 08.07.2013

Justice Ministry may ask court to shut down voters' rights association

The Justice Ministry will ask the courts to shut down the Golos voters' rights association if it fails to register as a foreign agent by an approved deadline, says Justice Minister Alexander Konovalov.

12:23 15.05.2013