Russia changes media laws after siege

Russia’s lower house of parliament today passed a bill that would severely curb news coverage of anti-terrorist operations and prohibit the media from carrying rebel statements.

Russia changes media laws after siege

Russia’s lower house of parliament today passed a bill that would severely curb news coverage of anti-terrorist operations and prohibit the media from carrying rebel statements.

The Chechen rebels who seized more than 800 hostages at a Moscow theatre last week “had elaborated a media plan,” Press Minister Mikhail Lesin said in an interview published today.

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