Google faces a third fine for not removing content; Moscow’s Tagansky Court has registered a protocol against Google for repeatedly refusing to remove information prohibited in Russia.

Google may receive a third fine for turnover in Russia

As the court’s press service explained to the Interfax agency, the date for the exam has not yet been set. Google is accused of a crime under section 5 of Art. 13.11 (Repeated commission of administrative infraction).

Roskomnadzor’s claims against Google concern its refusal to remove information related to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. If the company is found guilty, Google will have to pay a fine of between 1/20 and 1/10 of the total revenue.

If Google is proven guilty, this will be the third fine the company will receive in Russia.

The court first imposed a turnover fine of 7.2 billion rubles on Google in December 2021. In the summer of 2022, the company received a second turnover fine of 21.077 million rubles.

In early October, the Moscow Arbitration Court declared Google’s Russian subsidiary bankrupt.

Author:

Natalia Gormaleva

Source: RB

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