The State Duma adopted a law banning childfree propaganda in Russia

State Duma deputies adopted in the second and third readings a law banning childfree propaganda on the Internet, the media, cinema and advertising. This is stated on the website of the lower house of parliament.

“We are talking specifically about protecting citizens, primarily the younger generation, from information disseminated in the media that negatively affects the formation of personality,” said State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin.

He said that the adopted law is designed to “protect people, ensure their health and safety.”

How this law is similar to the “egg tax” in the USSR and how similar laws worked in other countries - in the material “A fine will not force you to give birth.”