Countering Russian Trafficking Act aims to impose sanctions on entities involved in the forced transfer of Ukrainian children.
The Countering Russian Trafficking Act seeks to counter the systematic abduction and forced transfer of Ukrainian children by the Russian Federation. It mandates the President to apply sanctions to Russian state and non-state actors, including ministries, regional administrations, and affiliated camps, as well as private entities benefiting from these operations. The Act also requires the President to submit a list of sanctioned individuals and entities to Congress within 120 days of enactment.
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