The political and legal attitude of the Russian Federation to unilateral restrictive measures (sanctions) and its reflection in the acts of judicial practice

Since 2014, the Russian Federation has been affected by unilateral economic measures taken by individual states and their coalitions. A logical response to these challenges is the development of anti-sanctions legislation, which allows minimizing the negative consequences of sanctions. The article examines some of the legislative innovations adopted in response to the sanctions policies of states directed against the Russian Federation, and their reflection in acts of judicial practice. It is shown that some of these measures may negatively affect the rights of persons not associated with the sanctions policy of states. Others, on the contrary, provide the maximum degree of protection for the rights of Russian persons even with the slightest doubt that their rights may be violated or limited in foreign jurisdictions when considering arbitration disputes.