2 verified laws from Russia, each checked against the statute and sourced.
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Russia Bans Numbers, Profanity & Titles as Baby Names — But NOT 'Offensive' Ones
Russia does have a federal law restricting what parents can name their children, but it targets numbers, symbols, obscene language, and official titles/ranks — not names deemed offensive to national dignity or historical figures, as the claim suggests.
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Russia
Russia Can Fine You 300,000 Rubles for Disrespecting Its Flag Online
Russia's 2019 'Disrespect to Authorities Law' makes it illegal to publish content online that shows 'blatant disrespect' for Russian state symbols, including the national flag. Fines of up to 300,000 rubles apply to repeat offenders, and up to 15 days in jail is possible — but it is an administrative offense, not a criminal one.
