In Russia, it is forbidden to advertise "only for Slavs".
A Moscow court has banned advertising on the Internet under the condition "only for Slavs". The court found that such announcements are illegal, contrary to the principles of law and order and the interests of society and states. Those who spread such announcements will be prosecuted.
Moscow's Solntsevsky Court has banned the distribution of certain advertisements on the Internet containing the clause "only for Slavs," RIA Novosti reported.
"The court found the published announcements to be illegal, contrary to the principles of law and order, the interests of society and the state, and the actions of the persons who posted this information are illegal and subject to criminal liability," the court said.
The court ruled that certain advertisements posted on bkrs.info (a Russian-language forum about China), castingy.ru (castings in Moscow), meetplanet.ru and art.one (aggregators for meeting and hiring creative professionals) are prohibited.
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