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Russia Quietly Passes Anti-Blogger Law
randomErr (172078) writes "Russia is tightening its grip on free speech and freedom of the Internet by creating a new 'bloggers law'. This policy follows the pattern set by China, Pakistan, Turkey, and Iran."
Any site with more than 3000 daily visitors will be required to register and be held to a number of restrictions, quoting the article: "Besides registering, bloggers can no longer remain anonymous online, and organizations that provide platforms for their work such as search engines, social networks and other forums must maintain computer records on Russian soil of everything posted over the previous six months."
No, they just pass the information to the police that handles that job.
Look at what happened to all the Occupy members. Funny how all the important people in the movement were found very accurately by police forces across the country.
I suspect you have a broken sarcasm detector.
You do not have a moral or legal right to do absolutely anything you want.
Convicted of assaulting a cop doesn't mean she assaulted a cop. Policing and jailing of protestors is very often political.
In this case the flip side of the story is that she was grabbed on the left breast by a hand from behind, and the person doing so received an elbow in return. Any in other situation, it would be the boob grabber if anyone that would have been at fault. But cops are above the law.