Russia - More draconian legislation – how far will the Duma go?

Reporters without borders

Читать по-русски в PDF и ниже / Read in Russian Reporters Without Borders is very concerned about a bill extending the list of grounds for blocking websites that the Russian parliament, the Duma, is expected to approve today. Introduced by representatives of three of the four parliamentary parties, the bill was approved on first reading on 17 December. Amendments added during the plenary session were approved in parliamentary commission the next day. The third and final reading is scheduled for today. (...)

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