Putin has signed a bill to amend the law to impose penalties on those who disseminate false information over Russia’s ongoing military invasion of Ukraine.
Putin has signed a bill to amend the law to impose penalties on those who disseminate false information over Russia’s ongoing military invasion of Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill to amend the law on the 4th, stating that ”penalties will be imposed on individuals and groups that intentionally disseminate false information about the activities of the Russian army.”
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill to amend the law on the 4th, stating that ”penalties will be imposed on individuals and groups that intentionally disseminate false information about the activities of the Russian army.”
The law also imposes fines and imprisonment for ”calling for illegal acts that could lead to the loss of credit in the military” with the intention of participating in anti-war demonstrations.
The law also imposes fines and imprisonment for ”calling for illegal acts that could lead to the loss of credit in the military” with the intention of participating in anti-war demonstrations.
The Putin administration seems to have the aim of further strengthening information control and suppressing the voices of opposition to the war that are spreading in Russia.
The Putin administration seems to have the aim of further strengthening information control and suppressing the voices of opposition to the war that are spreading in Russia.
In Russia, some independent media have been virtually closed so far because of false information about the victims of civilian attacks by Russian troops in Ukraine, and the BBC, a public broadcaster in the United Kingdom. And Bloomberg of the United States announced on the 4th that they will stop coverage activities in Russia
In Russia, some independent media have been virtually closed so far because of false information about the victims of civilian attacks by Russian troops in Ukraine, and the BBC, a public broadcaster in the United Kingdom. And Bloomberg of the United States announced on the 4th that they will stop coverage activities in Russia
Of these, the British public broadcaster BBC criticized on the 4th that ”it seems that the process of independent journalism is a crime” and ”staff safety is the highest priority and is prosecuted for performing duties. It is not possible to expose it to the risk of
Of these, the British public broadcaster BBC criticized on the 4th that ”it seems that the process of independent journalism is a crime” and ”staff safety is the highest priority and is prosecuted for performing duties. It is not possible to expose it to the risk of
In addition, the Canadian public broadcaster CBC released a statement on the 4th, saying, ”We are temporarily suspending coverage from the field in consideration of the risk to our journalists and staff in Russia.”
In addition, the Canadian public broadcaster CBC released a statement on the 4th, saying, ”We are temporarily suspending coverage from the field in consideration of the risk to our journalists and staff in Russia.”