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👀The deputy to Arahamia, MP Andriy Motovilovets, pushed to bring to a vote in the Rada a bill that provides for up to 8 years in prison for publishing data from closed registries, effectively blocking any investigations into those in power — journalist Mykhailo Tkach
Sources from Ukrayinska Pravda in political circles report that it was Andriy Motovilovets who proposed fighting journalists using the OPP and adding this disgraceful bill, called 10242, to the agenda — Motovilovets, who is, for a moment, the first deputy head of the president’s Servant of the People faction.
🤔Notably, just minutes after Tkach published this information, another MP who often follows the lead of Servant of the People faction head David Arahamia (like Motovilovets), Yaroslav Zheleznyak, wrote that it was thanks to negotiations with Motovilovets that this bill was removed from consideration this week.
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