Law on administrative punishment for promoting childfree ideology

This federal law stipulates administrative punishment for promoting childfree ideology, in particular, the circulation of information and/or public activities aimed at shaping the attractiveness of rejection of parenthood or a distorted perception of social equivalence between parenthood and childfree lifestyles, or imposing information about the rejection of parenthood or information encouraging interest in childfree lifestyles, provided that these activities do not constitute a penal offence.

At the same time, this law states that there will be no administrative punishment for the proliferation of information about monkhood and monastic life, the state of not being married (celibacy), including the related rejection of parenthood, and/or public activities aimed at promoting the attractiveness of monkhood and monastic life, as well as refusal to marry and have children (celibacy), if this information and public actions are based on the internal regulations of centralised religious institutions or religious organisations that are part thereof.