Russia's Constitutional Court mandates adapted housing for disabled regardless of income

Russia's Constitutional Court ruled that authorities must provide adapted housing to disabled persons even if they do not qualify as low-income, establishing a new legal obligation. The ruling clarifies existing law and may lead to increased government spending and litigation. This is a domestic legal development with limited direct market impact.

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