This law is quite mild compared to the ability of the US government to indefinitely detain Americans. Check -> http://rt.com/usa/news/obama-lohier-ndaa-stay-414
"Meanwhile in USA, whistleblower John Kiriakou has been sentenced to prison for revealing USA/CIA torture camps..."
(???, 24 October 2012 16:46)
You seem to be a bit misinformed. Here's the real thing: He was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to leaking the identity of one of the agency's (CIA) covert operatives to a reporter
Meanwhile in USA, whistleblower John Kiriakou has been sentenced to prison for revealing USA/CIA torture camps, comm.parrison what do you have to say for that? Will you start comparing USA to Turkey? Or are you only here to discredit Russia?
"Russian NGOs have warned that the regime could use the new Law on State Secrets and the expanded definition of high treason as a tool for repression."
Isn't that's exactly the reason why this new law was introduced by Putin? As a tool for repression against media and people opposed to Putin's party. This vague law opens the door for all kind of political court rules, you see similar in Turkey with its law against 'insulting of Turkdom'.
Meanwhile in USA, whistleblower John Kiriakou has been sentenced to prison for revealing USA/CIA torture camps, comm.parrison what do you have to say for that? Will you start comparing USA to Turkey? Or are you only here to discredit Russia?
This law is quite mild compared to the ability of the US government to indefinitely detain Americans. Check -> http://rt.com/usa/news/obama-lohier-ndaa-stay-414
"Russian NGOs have warned that the regime could use the new Law on State Secrets and the expanded definition of high treason as a tool for repression."
Isn't that's exactly the reason why this new law was introduced by Putin? As a tool for repression against media and people opposed to Putin's party. This vague law opens the door for all kind of political court rules, you see similar in Turkey with its law against 'insulting of Turkdom'.
"Meanwhile in USA, whistleblower John Kiriakou has been sentenced to prison for revealing USA/CIA torture camps..."
(???, 24 October 2012 16:46)
You seem to be a bit misinformed. Here's the real thing: He was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to leaking the identity of one of the agency's (CIA) covert operatives to a reporter
"Russian NGOs have warned that the regime could use the new Law on State Secrets and the expanded definition of high treason as a tool for repression."
Isn't that's exactly the reason why this new law was introduced by Putin? As a tool for repression against media and people opposed to Putin's party. This vague law opens the door for all kind of political court rules, you see similar in Turkey with its law against 'insulting of Turkdom'.
"Meanwhile in USA, whistleblower John Kiriakou has been sentenced to prison for revealing USA/CIA torture camps..."
(???, 24 October 2012 16:46)
You seem to be a bit misinformed. Here's the real thing: He was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to leaking the identity of one of the agency's (CIA) covert operatives to a reporter
Meanwhile in USA, whistleblower John Kiriakou has been sentenced to prison for revealing USA/CIA torture camps, comm.parrison what do you have to say for that? Will you start comparing USA to Turkey? Or are you only here to discredit Russia?
This law is quite mild compared to the ability of the US government to indefinitely detain Americans. Check -> http://rt.com/usa/news/obama-lohier-ndaa-stay-414
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