The law also provides for expulsion for offenses infringing upon…
The law also provides for expulsion for offenses infringing upon citizens' rights (violations of legislation on assemblies, rallies, demonstrations, parades and picketing; coercion to participate in or refuse participation in a strike); and offenses infringing upon public order and public safety.
Consensus
- The Russian Council of Federation approved a law on July 24 expanding the grounds for deporting foreign nationals from Russia.
- The number of offenses that can lead to deportation has been increased to 45.
- Deportation may now be applied for acts of discrimination based on gender, race, nationality, language, religion, and other protected characteristics.
- Deportation is also applicable for non-compliance with lawful demands from military personnel at the state border.
Points of divergence
- The law explicitly lists categories protected from discrimination and includes provisions for applying measures to violators at the border. — vesti
- The law introduces deportation for a wide range of offenses including public incitement to violence, promotion of extremist symbols, participation in unauthorized gatherings, and calls for sanctions against Russia or its citizens. — interfax
Coverage (2 sources)
- The Federation Council supported the law on expelling migrants for violating rights and freedoms — Вести
- Law on expanding grounds for expelling foreigners from Russia approved by the Federation Council — Интерфакс