On immunoprophylaxis of infectious diseases
This law outlines the requirements for vaccination of citizens and residents of the Russian Federation. Vaccinations are mandatory, and there are social exclusion penalties that may be invoked for those who do not have completed vaccination regimens, however, anyone is allowed to refuse a vaccination for either medical or non-medical reasons.
| Applicable country | Russian Federation | ||
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| Subtopics | Diphtheria vaccination Enforcement of childhood vaccination requirement Exemption from childhood vaccination requirement Measles vaccination Polio vaccination Childhood vaccination requirement Tuberculosis vaccination | ||
| Original publication | 17 Sep 1998 | ||
| Entered into force | 17 Sep 1998 | ||
| Latest update | 17 Sep 1998 | ||
| Relevant articles | Article 4.2 - All vaccinations will be offered free of charge Article 5.1 - Anyone may refuse vaccination (Non-medical exemptions) Article 5.2 - Penalties (Social Exclusion), Entry/Exit Vaccination | ||
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