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Moldova: Country bans Russian ‘propaganda’ broadcasts

Published by Legal Dialogue at 06/02/2018

The law, passed by Moldova’s parliament, effectively bans the rebroadcasting of Russian news, military or politics programs.
Source: euronews.com

The law, passed by Moldova’s parliament, effectively bans the rebroadcasting of Russian news, military or politics programs.

Source: euronews.com

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