Russian State Duma plans to introduce passport ban for Russians going abroad for political reasons
要点
- 1. The Russian State Duma will discuss a new bill targeting citizens who go abroad for political reasons.
- 2. With the bill, which will have its second reading on 22 July, individuals' passport changes and access to banks are intended to be blocked.
- 3. The bill includes those accused of escaping political crimes, such as foreign agents and individuals discrediting the army.
数据一览
The new bill introduced to the agenda of the Russian State Duma targets Russian citizens who go abroad for political reasons. The bill, which is planned for its second reading on 22 July, covers those fleeing political accusations such as "foreign agent", "undesirable" organizations, and discrediting the army.
The said bill aims to prohibit these individuals traveling abroad from changing their passports and to block their access to their bank accounts. This situation is considered a step that will bring severe restrictions to the fundamental rights and services of citizens who left Russia for political reasons.
Although the full scope and implementation of the law are not yet clear, it is seen that Russia's policies of pressure against dissidents and citizens abroad have gained a new dimension. The bill has the potential to lead to the complete financial and legal isolation of political dissidents who have left the country.
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常见问题
- 1. Q: Who does the said bill cover?
- A: The bill covers "foreign agents", those who discredit the army, and those who call for sanctions, who are thought to have left the country for political motivations and to escape penalties.
- 2. Q: What are the planned restrictions against Russian citizens abroad?
- A: Individuals within the scope will be prohibited from changing their passports and their access to bank accounts will be blocked.
- 3. Q: When will the bill be discussed?
- A: The bill is planned to have its second reading at the Russian State Duma on 22 July.
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- The Age·