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Russian ministry proposes to introduce new fines for personal data operators
17:27 25/04/2018
Russia’s Communications Ministry has proposed to introduce administrative liability for violating rules on ensuring privacy of citizens’ personal data.
Russian Presidential Council of Human Rights criticizes bill on minority languages
15:46 25/04/2018
The Presidential Council of Human Rights has expressed its concern over a bill that makes it optional to learn native languages of Russian peoples and state languages of Russia’s federal subjects.
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State Duma passes bill on fines for athletes consuming doping
17:35 17/10/2018
The State Duma has passed a bill introducing fines for athletes violating anti-doping rules in the first reading.
Investigators consider deadly explosion in Kerch to be mass murder
16:48 17/10/2018
Russian investigators reclassified a criminal case opened on Wednesday over a deadly attack in the Kerch Polytechnic College from an act of terrorism to mass murder.
Crimean Deputy PM arrested in Moscow on suspicion of corruption
14:39 17/10/2018
Vice prime minister of Crimea Vitaly Nakhlupin has been arrested in Moscow on suspicion of taking bribes.
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