Yarovaya explained why Russia, and not the United States at the forefront of the protection of Internet users - as Obama thinks

The authors of the anti-terrorist bills submitted to the State Duma propose to disclose data on Russian Internet users on a legal procedure in contrast to the order in the United States, where providers are obliged to provide intelligence services in users without significant justifications. About this on the press
conferences on Tuesday were stated by the head of the State Duma Committee
In terms of safety and counteracting corruption, Irina Yarovaya.

"In this case, our law is only about the fact that
Providers must maintain information that can be
I am in demand by legal procedure, controlled by society,
Including, and used as evidence, in the case
a person’s suspicions of a specific crime, ” -
She said. Jar quotes the ITAR-TASS agency.

According to the parliamentarian, unlike Russia in the United States on
providers have an obligation to establish additional
technical equipment "which allows in the regime of real
time to remove any information in the interests of the national
safety ". For this, as Yarovaya indicated, are not required
sufficient justifications and judicial procedure. "Therefore, we
We offer completely different measures, ”she explained.

"In foreign countries, an unspoken inspection of the premises may
It is done with the informing of the court after thirty days. U
You will not find a similar approach anywhere in the legislation, ” -
Yarovaya shared. In Russia, according to her, all procedures have clearly
Regulated judicial procedure.

In turn, the first deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on
information policy, information technology and communication
Leonid Levin indicated that compared to Western colleagues
Russian law enforcement agencies belong to their
citizens with great respect. "Unlike some others
they (Russian security forces) still ask
permission and want to adopt a law in order to use
This kind of information, ”he said.

Recall that US President Barack Obama , commenting on the report of the commission last Friday, which conducted an audit at the National Security Agency (ANB), who crushed with its surveillance of the whole world, said that the United States, on the contrary, was in the vanguard, unlike Russia and China.

“No one expects that open debate will be conducted in China about their surveillance programs, or that Russia will take into account the concern of its citizens about private information. But do not forget that they are asked from a different standard precisely because we are in the forefront of protection of private information and human dignity,” the American leader said.

At the same time, Obama announced the revision of the principles of the NSA and signed the corresponding decree. Now surveillance of the leaders of foreign states from the allies of Washington, in which the American intelligence agencies actively exposed from the summer of 2013, when the first portions of revelations from the former CIA employee Edward Snowden appeared, officially prohibited. The NSA will continue to follow the Americans, but without encroaching on the inviolability of their private life.

Meanwhile, the creator of the WikiLeaks website Julian Assange, commenting on Obama’s reform, said he was most worried that Obama did not mention restrictions on the secret surveillance law.