Russian lawmakers from the New People faction propose a bill to grant amnesty for past internet posts, excluding content related to terrorism, drugs, and prohibited social topics. The draft has been sent to the government for review.
Members of the New People faction in the Russian State Duma have submitted a draft law to the government proposing to exempt individuals from liability for old internet posts. The proposed amnesty would exclude content related to drug promotion, non-traditional sexual relations, pedophilia, and public calls for terrorist activities.
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