Russia Launches Registry for 12 Emigre Critics

Russia has launched a registry of 'persons subject to temporary restrictive measures'.

Consensus

The Russian Ministry of Justice launched a public registry of individuals subject to temporary restrictive measures.
The registry includes 12 people who are abroad and have been deemed to be evading punishment.
The law enabling the registry came into force in August.
The individuals listed are accused of crimes including spreading false information about the military, supporting foreign agents, and undermining Russia's territorial integrity.
The measures include restrictions on banking services, property transactions, consular assistance, and access to government services.
The registry is accessible on the official website of the Ministry of Justice.
Each person in the registry has a special ruble account opened in their name.
The measures are temporary and can be lifted under certain conditions.
Close relatives of those listed who are left without means of support may receive monthly allowances.
The allowances are funded from frozen assets or the special ruble account.

Points of divergence

The list includes Vladimir Milov, and the individuals are accused of 'fake news' about the army, incitement to terrorism online, and evasion of agent obligations. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
The list includes Anastasia Burakova, Anastasia Shevchenko, Mark Feygin, and Elena Kotenochkina, and the law applies when there is a combination of a final court ruling, evasion of punishment, and being outside Russia. — interfax
The individuals listed are also included in the Rosfinmonitoring list of terrorists and extremists. — vesti
The law was signed by Vladimir Putin in August, and the list includes Alexey Nesterenko, Anastasia Shevchenko, and Elena Kotenochkina. — tg_horizontal_russia
The law is referred to as the 'law of de facto loss of citizenship' by human rights group 'First Department'. — tg_radiosvoboda
The law is referred to as the 'civil death' bill by human rights group 'First Department'. — tg_currenttime

Coverage (20 sources)

Ministry of Justice launched public registry of convicted Russians hiding from punishment abroad — Новая газета Европа
In Russia, a registry of 'persons subject to temporary restrictive measures' has been launched — Радио Свобода
Ministry of Justice began publishing list of departed "regime enemies" — The Moscow Times
Registry of restrictions for emigrated Russians convicted on political charges will be public, confirmed in Ministry of Justice — Бумага
In Russia, a registry of 'persons subject to temporary restrictive measures' has been launched — Настоящее Время
12 people entered the registry of individuals against whom temporary restrictions are applied — Интерфакс
Registry of persons subject to temporary restrictions has launched in the Russian Federation — Вести
Ministry of Justice launched registry of rights deprivation for Russian emigrants — 7х7 — Горизонтальная Россия
Ministry of Justice launched list of Russians abroad evading punishment — ЭХО / Новости
On the Ministry of Justice website, a registry of departed Russians, against whom 'temporary restrictive measures' are applied, has gone online — Дождь (Telegram)
Registry of restrictions for emigrated Russians convicted on political charges will be public, confirmed in Ministry of Justice — Бумага
Ministry of Justice promised to make public list of Russians who left Russia as 'enemies of the regime' — The Moscow Times
Ministry of Justice will create a public registry of convicted Russians hiding from punishment abroad — Новая газета Европа
Ministry of Justice revealed another open list of Russians — Фонтанка
Ministry of Justice: list of those evading punishment abroad will be open — Вести
Ministry of Justice of Russia will create a public registry of Russians hiding abroad from punishment — ASTRA
Ministry of Justice will create an open registry of Russians abroad evading punishment — ЭХО / Новости
Ministry of Justice will make public registry of Russians hiding abroad from punishment in Russia. Their data and grounds for imposing... — Важные истории
Russians hiding abroad will be added to a special registry and their rights will be restricted — Север.Реалии
Russians hiding abroad will be added to a special registry and their rights will be restricted — Сибирь.Реалии

Russia Launches Registry for 12 Emigre Critics

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