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Russian Prosecutor General's Office Blocks Daesh Jihadi Brides Website

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The Russian Prosecutor General's Office blocked a website used by Daesh terrorists to find brides, the body said in a statement Friday. 15.07.2016, Sputnik International

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Russian Prosecutor General's Office Blocks Daesh Jihadi Brides Website

14:17 GMT 15.07.2016

© Flickr / Dennis SkleyThe British government published a draft version of its 'Investigatory Powers Bill,' on Wednesday, which gives law enforcement the power to intercept, and collect information from internet providers on individual internet users, and then imposes a gagging order to prevent anyone disclosing that the warrant even existed.

The British government published a draft version of its 'Investigatory Powers Bill,' on Wednesday, which gives law enforcement the power to intercept, and collect information from internet providers on individual internet users, and then imposes a gagging order to prevent anyone disclosing that the warrant even existed. - Sputnik International

The Russian Prosecutor General's Office blocked a website used by Daesh terrorists to find brides, the body said in a statement Friday.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) — According to the statement, the website also offered women help to get to Syria.

"Upon the request of the Russian Prosecutor General's Office, the website for searching for brides for IS terrorists was blocked. Ads were published there offering women to marry Daesh [terrorists]," the statement reads.