RUSSIA: “Thou shalt not kill” leads to fines
A Moscow court fined Rostislav Charushin for his poster quoting three of the Bible’s Ten Commandments which police said “clearly expresses a negative attitude towards the use of the Armed Forces”. A Petrozavodsk court is due to hear a case on 20 March …
A Moscow court fined Rostislav Charushin for his poster quoting three of the Bible's Ten Commandments which police said "clearly expresses a negative attitude towards the use of the Armed Forces". A Petrozavodsk court is due to hear a case on 20 March against yoga teacher Yekaterina Kukharskaya for putting stickers around the city bearing the Commandment "Thou shalt not kill". Buddhist former leader Telo Tulku Rinpoche â who left Russia in 2022 - became the first religious leader to be declared a "foreign agent" by the Justice Ministry.
