Oleg Sviridenko
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Oleg Sviridenko is a deputy head of the Russian Ministry of Justice, actively involved in legal and regulatory initiatives targeting foreign agents and cultural figures. He has proposed restrictions on foreign agents' ability to conduct无偿 transactions involving real estate and intellectual property rights. Sviridenko also emphasized the need for stricter oversight of special accounts used by foreign agents and has expressed concerns about the promotion of drugs, violence, and moral decay in Russian rap music. His statements indicate a focus on enforcing legal measures against perceived threat…
Recent coverage
- Makarevich claims he has no income sources in Russia — Вечерняя Москва
- The Ministry of Justice will search for drug and violence propaganda in rapper lyrics — Ведомости
- Russia's Ministry of Justice promises to solve the problem of drug propaganda and violence in rap — Коммерсантъ
- Sviridenko: Foreign Agents Will Be Deprived of Earning Opportunities Through Gratuitous Transactions — Вечерняя Москва
- Russia's Ministry of Justice plans to strip 'foreign agents' of the right to conduct gratuitous real estate and copyright transactions — Meduza
- Foreign Agents to be Blocked from Circumventing Special Accounts — The Bell
- Ministry of Justice proposed tightening the special account norm for foreign agents — Коммерсантъ
- Ministry of Justice proposes criminal liability for owners of AI platforms — Коммерсантъ
- Makarevich Surprised by Reports of No Funds on Russian Accounts — Москва 24
- Deputy Minister of Justice Explains How Legislation on NGOs Will Be Improved — Вести
- Non-custodial convicts with foreign agent status must serve time upon return to Russia — Вести
- Ministry of Justice Reminds Foreign Agents of Obligation to Serve Sentence Upon Return to Russia — Ведомости