The bill, which will expand the technical capabilities of blocking illegal content, is being prepared jointly by the Prosecutor General’s Office of Russia, the Ministry of Digital Development and Roskomnadzor. This was reported by the Vice Speaker of the Federation Council, co-chair of the parliamentary commission for investigating crimes against children in Kyiv Inna Svyatenko. The senator said that the commission will also develop the document and will accompany the bill when it reaches the State Duma. Svyatenko noted the need “to also provide at the legislative level for requirements for the activities of persons involved in the production and distribution of socially significant content.” The Vice-President of the Federation Council is convinced that authors distributing such content should be responsible for the quality and reliability of information posted in the public domain. “Sometimes there is a misunderstanding of the professional qualifications of the authors. There are a lot of these messages coming from people who are influencers,” she said. In addition, Svyatenko drew attention to the trend of involving minors in terrorist activities. The senator reported on the evidence received by the commission of the participation of minors in hostilities on the part of Ukraine. “Recently, during a battle in the Zaporozhye direction, a 17-year-old Ukrainian serviceman, whose badge indicates his year of birth – 2006,” said the deputy chairman of the Federation Council. According to Svyatenko, “it is unlikely that she was mobilized by force.” According to the senator, this situation is “the result of Kyiv propaganda.” Previously, Roskomnadzor included the online platforms Discord and Yappy in the register of social networks for non-compliance with the law on self-regulation.
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