VILNIUS - Persons who secretly cooperated with Soviet secret services from 1940 to 1990 must register with the special state commission, says a new law.Parliament passed the law on Nov. 23. During the vote 57 MPs supported the law while 6 MPs were against it and 14 abstained. According to the law, former KGB agents will need to register within six months. The commission comprises five members - one representative of the prosecutor general's office, two representatives of the state security department and two representatives of the Genocide and Resistance Research Center. The law says that t...
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