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Russia Plans to Increase Fines for Violating Data Protection Laws

Posted on February 26, 2015June 30, 2025 by Dissent

Natalia Gulyaeva, Maria Sedykh and Bret Cohen write:

On 24 February, the Russian State Duma (the lower chamber of the Russian Parliament) adopted in the first reading a draft law introducing amendments to the Russian Code on Administrative Offences (the Draft Law) that would increase the amount of the fines imposed for violating Russian data protection laws and introducing a differentiation of the relevant offences’ types.  Notably, the Draft Law does not introduce any separate fine for violating Russia’s new Data Localization Law, although there is still a possibility that this could be modified as the legislative process progresses.

Read more on Hogan Lovells Chronicle of Data Protection.

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