
Russian Politicians Barred from Duma Race, New Bill Targets Exiled Critics
Over 20 Russian politicians have been barred from the State Duma race due to charges related to 'extremist symbols.' Separately, the State Duma is expected to vote on an updated bill that would cut off exiled critics from banking and property services.
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State Duma Expected to Vote on Updated Bill Cutting Off Exiled Critics From Banking and Property Services, Report Says
The State Duma previously passed a milder version of the bill — which included basic asset freezes and the denial of consular services — in its first reading last December.
Read full article →Over 20 Russian politicians barred from State Duma race over ‘extremist symbols’ charges
At least 21 Russian politicians have been charged with displaying “extremist” or Nazi symbols — charges that bar them from running for office — ahead of elections to the State Duma, the lower house of Russia’s parliament, according to Novaya Gazeta Europe, an independent Russian news outlet.
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