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On July 18, 2012, the law was approved by the Federation Council. The bill passed unanimously by the Russian Duma, with support of all four parties. Two lawmakers are publicly known for an active support of the Internet censorship bill: Ilya Ponomarev and Yelena Mizulina. [7][8]
Bill No. 89417-6 adopted in the second and third reading
Mizulina, speaking of the Wikipedia strike, said that behind the hype against the bill is the pedophile lobby, which is afraid of losing its profits. The deputy intends to apply to the US Department of Justice with the requirement to investigate the action of the Internet encyclopedia.
Petition · To block Bill № 89417-6. - United States · Change.org
The regulations set forth within the bill , including the creation of a national blacklist and legal partnership with a content-monitoring bureau, are expected to go into effect in January after President Putin signs the bill into law.
Freedom of information threatened by website blacklisting and ...
The bill will have to be passed by the upper house and ratified by President Vladimir Putin before it takes effect. The bill (Draft Law No . 89417 - 6 ), which amends the Law on Information, is intended to protect children from content regarded as particularly “harmful.”
The bill also introduced several other changes in the law, including liability for providers of telecom services for failing to protect children. Some critics expressed concern that the bill could be used to censor the Internet.
Vkontakte joined the protest against the bill number 89417-6 ...
Here is what visitors of vk.com can see at the moment. The link leads to the Russian section of Wikipedia , which protests against the adoption of the bill number 89417 - 6 , establishing censorship in RuNet.