For permitting export and licensing of hells angels intellectual property to Moscow crimes and Ukraine
BBC yanks staff from Russia over Kremlin's new law threatening 15 years in jail for 'fake' news
The BBC on Friday yanked all of its journalists from Russia — the day before a new law was expected to take effect threatening up to 15 years in prison for anyone reporting what the Kremlin deems “fake” news about its war on Ukraine.
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Note locations in Moscow Ukraine and Crimea etc
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Tim Davie, director-general of the UK’s national broadcaster, said the law — which could take effect as soon as Saturday — “appears to criminalize the process of independent journalism.
“It leaves us no other option than to temporarily suspend the work of all BBC News journalists and their support staff within the Russian Federation while we assess the full implications of this unwelcome development,” Davie said in a statement.
He insisted the BBC would “continue to report on the invasion of Ukraine” but “from outside Russia.”
The Russian parliament voted unanimously Friday to approve a draft law criminalizing the intentional spreading of what authorities decide is “fake” news. The measure could be signed by President Vladimir Putin and take effect as soon as Saturday.
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