INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
A growing chorus of pro-Kremlin figures is speaking out against a proposed law that would impose fines for accessing or searching for online
It does not specify how such activity would be detected, prompting concerns from experts about increased surveillance and possible abuse by
law enforcement.Yekaterina Mizulina, head of the Kremlin-aligned Safe Internet League, said the legislation could backfire on police, as
under the draft law, even Interior Ministry officials monitoring such content could technically be acting illegally
songs, films and other media.If lawmakers pass the bill and President Vladimir Putin signs it into law, fines would start taking effect in
