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Russian Federation Law No. 5663-1 (About Space Activity) 1993

Russian Federation Law No. 5663-1 (About Space Activity) makes space activity subject to licensing in compliance with the legislation of the Russian…

What Russian Federation Law No. 5663-1 (About Space Activity) 1993 requires

Russian Federation Law No. 5663-1 (About Space Activity) makes space activity subject to licensing in compliance with the legislation of the Russian Federation (Article 9). Space facilities of the Russian Federation are subject to registration and must carry labeling verifying their affiliation with the Russian Federation (Article 17). Organizations and citizens that use space technology must hold insurance on the lives and health of cosmonauts and space infrastructure employees, and to cover harm to the life, health, or property of other persons (Article 25). Liability for harm caused by a Russian space object on the territory of the Russian Federation or beyond its borders, except in space, arises independently of the fault of the party causing the harm (Article 30). It applies to space activity carried out under the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation.

Pillar: Space & Satellite Law · Authority: Russian Federation (Supreme Soviet / President of the Russian Federation) · Version: 1.0.0 · Last updated:

Primary source: https://www.wto.org/english/thewto_e/acc_e/rus_e/wtaccrus58_leg_375.pdf

SHA-256 integrity: 10b36f7652372dbcccbe87efc6e925dbb653e5ae4467d9af42f13caa5114f6fa

Primary Citations — 6 traced to source

  • Russian Federation Law No. 5663-1 (About Space Activity), Article 9 (The Licensing of Space Activity), 1993
  • Russian Federation Law No. 5663-1 (About Space Activity), Article 17 (Space Projects - registration and labeling of space facilities), 1993

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