House passes bill banning media promoting ‘birth rejection’
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Lowest birth rate since 1999. Low birth rate is at an alarming rate.
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A woman walks at the Red Square parade held to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of World War II in Moscow, Russia, on the 7th (local time).
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In Russia, which is struggling with a low birth rate, broadcast programs such as Korea’s ‘I Live Alone’ and ‘My Golden Child’
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Legislation banning rogram is about to go into effect:
According to the New York Times (NYT) on the 12th (local time), the State Duma, Russia’s lower house of parliament, decided against the birth on this day.
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The bill is unanimous in banning all forms of ‘propaganda’ that promotes negative perceptions.
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The bill was introduced last September and was approved by the Federal Assembly, the Senate, with support from Krimlin.
President Radimir Purin is expected to sign, the NYT reports:
The bill stipulates that all internet, movies, and advertisements that “portray the lifestyle that children are carrying in an attractive manner.”
Media name is prohibited. For a two-day violation, up to approximately $4,000 (5.6 million won) for individuals and up to 5.6 million won for corporations.
A fine of up to $50,000 (70 million won) is imposed.
Commenting on the bill, Krymlin spokesman Dmitry Pulskov said: “All that needs to be done to increase fertility is one day.”
“We have to do it,” he said, emphasizing that “everything that gets in the way of our lives (for these two days) must disappear.”
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