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Published 1 year ago

Russian law amendments punish 'discrediting' military, including voluntary formations

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Russian parliament passed laws outlining jail terms and fines for those who knowingly distribute false information. Punishment envisages fines of up to 5 million rubles (US$66,432) and correctional or forced labor. The head of the Wagner Group that is trying to storm Ukraine's Bakhmut said there are bloggers and social media channels that discredit his fighters.

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Russian law amendments punish 'discrediting' military, including voluntary formations

Russia brought new law amendments to parliament on Wednesday that further strengthen the country's censorship laws, envisaging up to 15 years in jail for discrediting the armed forces and voluntary military organisations such as the Wagner Group.

1 year ago·United Kingdom
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Hindustan TimesHindustan Times

Russia outlaws 'discrediting' military, voluntary formations amid Ukraine war

Russia-Ukraine War: Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner Group, complained in January that there are bloggers and social media channels that discredit his fighters.

1 year ago·New Delhi, India
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The Star Kuala LumpurThe Star Kuala Lumpur

Russian law amendments punish 'discrediting' military, including voluntary formations

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia brought new law amendments to parliament on Wednesday that further strengthen the country's censorship laws, envisaging up to 15 years in jail for discrediting the armed forces and voluntary military organisations such as the Wagner Group. Read full story

1 year ago·Malaysia
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Channel News AsiaChannel News Asia

Russian law amendments punish 'discrediting' military, including voluntary formations

MOSCOW: Russia brought new law amendments to parliament on Wednesday (Mar 1) that further strengthen the country's censorship laws, envisaging up to 15 years in jail for discrediting the armed forces and voluntary military organisations such as the Wagner Group. Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner Group

1 year ago·Singapore
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Al ArabiyaAl Arabiya

Russian law amendments punish ‘discrediting’ military, including voluntary formations

Russia brought new law amendments to parliament on Wednesday that further strengthen the country’s censorship laws, envisaging up to 15 years in jail for

1 year ago·Saudi Arabia
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Taipei TimesTaipei Times

Russian changes to legislation punish discrediting military

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