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 forced transfer, deportation, indoctrination, and re-education of Ukrainian children by Russian state and non-state actors. The President is required to apply sanctions to entities involved in these activities, including federal ministries, regional administrations, affiliated camps, and the Russian Orthodox Church. The President must submit a list of sanctioned persons to Congress within 120 days of enactment and issue necessary regulations within 180 days.
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