Russia Launches Registry for Convicted Emigrants
Russia's Ministry of Justice launched a test registry for citizens abroad who have been convicted or fined in Russia, with plans to publish personal data and restrict their access to financial and state services. The registry is based on a law signed by President Putin in August.
Consensus
- The Ministry of Justice of Russia launched a test registry for individuals subject to temporary restrictive measures.
- The registry is currently operating in test mode with only one fictional entry.
- The fictional entry is for a person named Petr Petrovich Petrov, allegedly involved in violating the rules of foreign agent activity.
- The registry will include personal data such as full name, date and place of birth, INN, SNILS, and a special ruble account number.
- All income earned by individuals in Russia will be automatically transferred to the special ruble account.
- The registry is based on a law signed by Vladimir Putin in early August.
- The law applies to Russian citizens abroad who have been convicted or fined for political or administrative offenses, including violations of foreign agent laws.
- Restrictions include blocking bank accounts, limiting access to government services, and prohibiting registration of businesses or vehicles.
Points of divergence
- The registry includes individuals convicted in political criminal cases and administrative cases related to 'discrediting the army' or 'participation in undesirable organizations'. — novaya_eu
- The special account will also be used to collect court costs related to the individual's case. — tg_echoonline_news
- The law was passed by the State Duma on July 22. — tvrain
- The law was signed by Putin in early August, and the registry was published on the ministry's website. — kommerant
- The registry includes restrictions on notarial actions, name changes, and use of electronic signatures. — fontanka
- The law applies to individuals convicted or fined for politically motivated administrative articles. — tg_astrapress
Coverage (11 sources)
- Ministry of Justice launched registry of relocated persons convicted in Russia — Вечерняя Москва
- Ministry of Justice launched a registry of convicted relocates — Коммерсантъ
- Ministry of Justice launched registry of 'persons to whom temporary restrictive measures are applied' — Фонтанка
- Ministry of Justice launched registry of emigrants convicted in criminal and political administrative cases — Новая газета Европа
- Ministry of Justice developed a registry of restrictions for Russians who left the country and were convicted or fined for political crimes — ЭХО / Новости
- Ministry of Justice launched a test registry of 'persons to whom temporary restrictive measures are applied' — ASTRA
- Ministry of Justice began compiling a list of emigrated Russians convicted on political charges — Дождь
- Ministry of Justice began compiling list of emigrated Russians convicted on political charges — Дождь (Telegram)
- Registry of restrictions for emigrated Russians convicted on political articles appeared on the Ministry of Justice website — Бумага
- On the Ministry of Justice website appeared a test version of the registry of 'enemies of the people'. There will be entered critics of the authorities, who are being pursued in absentia in Russia — Meduza
- Ministry of Justice launches registry of 'civilian execution' — SOTAvision
Key entities
- Ministry of Justice
- Russia
- Vladimir Putin
- Ministry of Justice
- Pyotr Petrovich Petrov
- State Duma
- Meduza
- Paper
- Sota
- Registry
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