Russia passed a 2006 law widening the definition of extremism to include “the abasement of national dignity” and “inciting religious and national hatred”, which backers say was needed to stem a wave of violence aimed at ethnic minorities.
Russia passed a 2006 law widening the definition of extremism to include “the abasement of national dignity” and “inciting religious and national hatred”, which backers say was needed to stem a wave of violence aimed at ethnic minorities.