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SNSD, DNS-SNS-SRS, and SP parliamentary clubs formally propose Law on Public Work of Non-Profit Organizations in RS National Assembly (early 2015) — first Track 1 legislative op…

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SNSD, DNS-SNS-SRS, and SP parliamentary clubs formally propose Law on Public Work of Non-Profit Organizations in RS National Assembly (early 2015) — first Track 1 legislative operationalization of the foreign agent campaign. Draft law full of legal inconsistencies; withdrawn from agenda before vote following public pressure. Uses FARA framing as cover ('copied from American law') — propaganda argument prepared in Banja Luka Declaration (BIH-028). Establishes legislative precedent: foreign agent law as recurring parliamentary instrument, introduced and withdrawn under pressure multiple times (2015, 2023, 2025).
country
Bosnia and Herzegovina (Republika Srpska)
date text
Jan 2015
entities
sources
  • citation
    Raskrinkavanje/Istinomjer analysis, August 2024
tactics
narratives
campaign ids
campaign phase
Stage 6: Structural Enabler
campaigns served
channels
  • Parliament
civic response
Public pressure causes withdrawal before vote — first documented successful counter-pressure in RS legislative sequence
consequence category
Legal/Administrative
created at
2026-09-24T17:50:55.358311+00:00
date precision
month
enabler status
Active — reactivated 2025
enabler type
Legislative Framework
escalation
5
harm track
Track 1 — Legal/Administrative
id
BIH-029
institutional consequence
Legislation introduced; Chilling effect
notes
First Track 1 case in BIH-CAMP-003 — six years before BIH-015 (2023 proposal). Withdrawal pattern: 2015 → withdrawn; 2023 (BIH-015) → withdrawn; 2025 (BIH-023) → enacted then annulled (BIH-024). Each iteration more refined and harder to resist. FARA framing used from first attempt — Banja Luka Declaration (BIH-028) provided the propaganda architecture. | RECLASSIFIED Phase 4 → Stage 6: First RS foreign agent law proposal January 2015 — founding legislative attempt. Establishes foreign agent restriction as standing legislative agenda. Reintroduced 2023 (BIH-015), adopted 2025 (BIH-023), struck down May 2025, reactivated Jan 2026. Infrastructure not a one-time event.
occurred on
2015-01-01
signal ids
trigger type
TR-06: Legislative Milestone
updated at
2026-09-24T17:50:55.358311+00:00
version
1

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