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Russia's Constitutional Court found internet violations to be 'ongoing' - New Europe Gazette

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Russian Constitutional Court recognizes internet offenses as 'ongoing', thus establishing the practice of holding administratively responsible for old publications. This follows from the court's decision of March 28 in the case of Elena Selskova.

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Russia's Constitutional Court found internet violations to be 'ongoing' - New Europe Gazette

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