Russian MPs approve anti-terror 'Big Brother' measures
http://www.scmp.com/news/world/europe/article/1981490/russian-mps-approve-anti-terror-big-brother-measures
Russia's lower house of parliament on Friday approved a raft
of anti-terror measures that the pposition called the "Big
Brother" law, which may also cost internet companies billions
to store mandated users' data. In the last session ahead of
parliamentary elections in eptember, lawmakers had to rush
through debate so quickly that two normally slavish parties
voted against both bills after being given only a few hours to
read them.
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