The lower house of the canadian Parliament has adopted a local analogue of the “Magnitsky act”
The house of Commons of the Parliament of Canada passed the “Law on victims of corrupt foreign governments,” which is analogous to the “act of Magnitsky”. About this in his Twitter wrote the Minister of foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland. “Today the House of Commons passed a law S226, which will give us new tools to prosecute those who violate human rights and to combat corruption,” she wrote. As noted, the law must first be directed against officials from Russia, Venezuela, Iran, Vietnam and Myanmar, engaged in money laundering in Canada, at the same time violating human rights in their countries. The document was adopted with a decision of 277 deputies out of 338 parliamentarians, members of the House of Commons. The law should enter into force if approved by the upper house of the canadian Parliament and subject to the sanction of the Governor-General. In may, the Russian foreign Ministry