Families of relocator convicts get monthly payouts
Families of convicted relocator individuals and those designated as foreign agents in Russia will be allowed monthly payments up to the minimum wage from frozen accounts. The measure was established by a government decree signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
Consensus
- Families of convicted relocator individuals and foreign agents in Russia can receive monthly payments from frozen accounts.
- The monthly payment limit is one MROТ (27,093 rubles).
- The government decree allowing this was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
- The payments are made from accounts that have been frozen due to legal restrictions.
Points of divergence
- The law applies to individuals who have not fulfilled requirements imposed on foreign agents, made public calls to violate Russia's territorial integrity or discredit the Russian military, or called for introducing anti-Russian restrictions or participated in activities of banned organizations. — vedomosti
- The Ministry of Internal Affairs must confirm that the person is outside the country and evading punishment before restrictions take effect. — vedomosti
- The foreign agent status has existed since 2012 and was intensified in the 2020s, leading to loss of state support, advertising bans, and restrictions on participation in elections and public roles. — vedomosti
- Foreign agents are required to use special accounts for income from creative activities, with funds accessible only after status is lifted. — vedomosti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Cabinet determined the size of payments from frozen accounts of relocated convicts for their families — Ведомости
- Families of convicted relocators and foreign agents will be able to receive payments from their frozen accounts up to one minimum wage. Decree... — ТАСС (Telegram)
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