The Russian government has banned the enforcement of foreign court decisions. This decision, contrary to international law norms, aims to protect the sovereignty of the Russian Federation. This step imposes serious restrictions on the application of decisions from foreign courts and international bodies in Russia.
Redaksiya reports that the law was signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and published on the official legal acts publication website. This law prohibits the enforcement in Russia of decisions by foreign courts competent in criminal cases or other foreign states without the participation of the Russian Federation, as well as decisions of international judicial bodies not based on an international treaty of the Russian Federation or decisions adopted within the framework of the powers provided for in Chapter VII of the UN Charter. This decision aims to protect the national interests of the Russian Federation and strengthen defense mechanisms against foreign legal influences.
The adoption of this law represents a significant change in the Russian Federation's policy regarding the enforcement of foreign court decisions. This change aims to protect the sovereignty and national interests of the Russian Federation. By imposing restrictions on the enforcement of foreign court decisions, the law protects the legal system of the Russian Federation from foreign influences. This step is aimed at strengthening the position of the Russian Federation in the field of international law and protecting its national interests.