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The Economist explains: Why Russia’s anti-terrorism laws are controversial | The Economist

Michael / 20 July 2016

The law’s wide remit has alarmed broad swathes of Russian society

Source: The Economist explains: Why Russia’s anti-terrorism laws are controversial | The Economist

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20 July 2016 in Asia.

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