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State Duma Passes ‘Civic Death’ Bills Cutting Off Exiled Critics From Banking and Consular Services
The Russian State Duma has passed 'Civic Death' bills that restrict exiled critics from accessing banking and consular services, with rights advocates warning the legislation extends the government's ability to punish dissent beyond its borders.
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