US EditionRussia Opens First Case Under Law Punishing Online Searches for 'Extremist' Content
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The resident of Kamenska-Oral Sergei Glukhnyh was given a report on the search for extremist materials, and is told by Itxas My City...
The police in the Sverdlovsk region drew up an administrative report under the article “Search for deliberately extremist materials” (13.53 of the Administrative Code) against a resident of Kamensk-Uralsky, ITʼs My City reported on November 6.
The first administrative case for deliberately searching for extremist materials on the Internet was opened against a 20-year-old resident of the Sverdlovsk Region. The information was provided to the FSB by an unnamed telecom operator, Sergei Barsukov, the defendant's lawyer, said in a conversation with “Be careful, news”.
In the Sverdlovsk Region, the First Known Protocol for the "Extremist Material" Article Was Drafted.
In Kamensk-Uralski, a 20-year-old medical officer drew up a report on "the search for known extremist material" (art. 13.53 of the CoA), writing It's my City with reference to Sergei Barsukov's lawyer. According to a lawyer, a young man came across information about the Azov regiment and the Russian Volunteer Corps on the Internet, then reported to the FSB by a communications operator.
The FSB's search was reported by the communications operator
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