Dalton Fury
08-01-2012, 01:37 AM
A new law seeking to protect minors from internet sites with harmful content comes into force in Russia on Monday amid criticism that it is a veiled move to increase censorship in the country.
Under the law, which was approved by both houses of parliament in July, websites containing illegal "dangerous content" will be blacklisted on a federal register and forced to close.
New Russia internet law deemed censorship by critics (http://ca.news.yahoo.com/russia-internet-law-deemed-censorship-critics-195953571.html)
Under the law, which was approved by both houses of parliament in July, websites containing illegal "dangerous content" will be blacklisted on a federal register and forced to close.
New Russia internet law deemed censorship by critics (http://ca.news.yahoo.com/russia-internet-law-deemed-censorship-critics-195953571.html)