EU sanctions 10 Russians over crackdown on opposition party Yabloko
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EU sanctions 10 Russians over crackdown on opposition party Yabloko
The European Union has imposed sanctions on ten Russian nationals involved in barring Yabloko, Russia’s liberal opposition party, from running in the State Duma elections and in legal cases against party leaders Lev Shlosberg, Maksim Kruglov, and Nikolai Rybakov. The sanctioned list includes three Supreme Court judges and an official from the Prosecutor General’s Office. The EU Council said the new restrictions targeted these individuals for “su…
The sanctions list includes three judges of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation and an official from the Prosecutor General's Office, who decided to bar the Yabloko party from running in the parliamentary elections. The Moscow authorities cited allegations of copyright infringement, foreign funding, and extremism as the official reasons for this decision. Yabloko was the only group in Russia to openly oppose Russia's aggression against U…
The EU sanctions ten Russian authorities after the exclusion of the only party openly opposed to the war on elections to the Duma.
The Council of the European Union (EU) decided to adopt sanctions against nine judges and one Russian official on Monday 28 September for supporting the repression of the democratic opposition and for seriously compromising democracy and the rule of law in Russia. Ten people and 17 entities were also sanctioned for actions that harm or threaten [...] EU content advances with new sanctions against Russia appears first in e-Global.
The European Union has increased the sanctions against Russia for not being allowed to participate in the elections of the Yablo Party, the sentence of the Vice-President of the Jabla Lv Schlossberg, and for the illegal deportation and forced transfer of Ukrainian children to Russia, one package of sanctions concerns restrictive measures against 10 Russian citizens, and it refers to judges who have taken decisions on the Yabla and party represen…
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