Poland’s draft law on restricting the nationalization of the Ukrainian Parliament

• Poland’s draft law No. 15360 on restricting the Ukrainian nationalization of Parliament
• The document explains, among other things, how it is possible to change the wording of the law and what consequences follow
• The Polish Senate has named the draft law on amending the law on the rights of the Ukrainian language

As for the details, RBC Ukraine, Interfax Ukraine, Interfax Ukraine.

Poland’s draft law on restricting the Ukrainian nationalization of Parliament. Under the bill, draft law No. 15360 provides for the prohibition of 287 people’s deputies within a certain period.

In particular, Poland may remove any person from office if, in the opinion of the authorities, they violate the law on “Russia,” including the Russian, Ukrainian, and other states’ laws. It also provides that the law will be applied to those who spread Russian propaganda in Ukraine.

The draft law provides for criminal liability for violating the law on the prohibition of the use of Russian symbols, as well as for those who support the Russian regime. In addition, it provides for the possibility of banning any public statements containing calls for violence and hatred, as well as for the dissemination of propaganda materials promoting the Russian regime.

In the meantime, the bill states that the punishment for violating the ban may include fines and imprisonment.

The Polish Senate also announced that it would consider the draft law on restricting the nationalization of the Ukrainian Parliament.

It should be noted that the Polish side also plans to introduce criminal liability for violating the law on the prohibition of Russian symbols. The bill proposes to punish those who violate the law by imprisonment.

The bill also states that the punishment for violating the law may include fines and imprisonment.

In particular, the bill proposes to ban the use of Russian symbols and to impose criminal liability for those who violate the law. It is also proposed to restrict the activities of those who support the Russian regime.

It is also planned to introduce criminal liability for those who violate the law on the prohibition of Russian symbols. The bill proposes to punish those who violate the law by imprisonment.

The bill also provides for the possibility of banning the use of Russian symbols and for imposing criminal liability on those who violate the law. It is also proposed to restrict the activities of those who support the Russian regime.

The bill was presented by Kiril Budanov, approved by the law on the prohibition of the Ukrainian nationalization of Parliament. The bill proposes to punish those who violate the law by imprisonment. The bill also provides for restrictions on the activities of those who support the Russian regime.

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