Foreigners in Russia will start being deported from November 3rd for violating the rules of holding rallies and disobeying the police, the media write. The list of grounds was expanded from 22 to 45 sections of the Administrative Offenses Law, including abuse of freedom of communication and forced strikes.

Foreigners in Russia will start being deported from November 3rd for violating the rules of holding rallies and disobeying the police, the media write. The list of grounds was expanded from 22 to 45 sections of the Administrative Offenses Law, including abuse of freedom of communication and forced strikes.