Russia designates Navalnaya's foundation as an undesirable organization
On Thursday, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office added the Human Rights Foundation to the list of undesirable organizations. Since the summer of 2024, the organization has been led by Yulia Navalnaya, widow of the late Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny. svet.sme.sk ↗
The decision comes at a time when Navalnaya has called on Russian voters to support the opposition party Yabloko in the September elections to the State Duma. According to available information, she described voting for this party as a safe way to express disagreement with the regime and with the war. hnonline.sk ↗
Yabloko is presented in the article as the opposition party that Navalnaya recommended to voters as an option for protest voting. The call was directed at Russians ahead of the elections to the lower house of parliament, focusing on rejection of the war and the country's political direction.
The addition of the foundation to the list of undesirable organizations is another step by the Russian authorities against structures associated with the opposition and with the name of Alexei Navalny. Further developments will depend mainly on how the authorities handle the foundation's activities and whether Yulia Navalnaya's appeal influences opposition voters ahead of the September vote. hnonline.sk ↗
The decision comes at a time when Navalnaya has called on Russian voters to support the opposition party Yabloko in the September elections to the State Duma. According to available information, she described voting for this party as a safe way to express disagreement with the regime and with the war. hnonline.sk ↗
Yabloko is presented in the article as the opposition party that Navalnaya recommended to voters as an option for protest voting. The call was directed at Russians ahead of the elections to the lower house of parliament, focusing on rejection of the war and the country's political direction.
The addition of the foundation to the list of undesirable organizations is another step by the Russian authorities against structures associated with the opposition and with the name of Alexei Navalny. Further developments will depend mainly on how the authorities handle the foundation's activities and whether Yulia Navalnaya's appeal influences opposition voters ahead of the September vote. hnonline.sk ↗
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Nadáciu, ktorú vedie vdova po Navaľnom, vyhlásili v Rusku za nežiaducu organizáciu
svet.sme.sk
| 22:27 06.08.
Nadáciu vedenú Navaľnou vyhlásili v Rusku za nežiaducu: TOTO je dôvod rozhodnutia
Novy Cas
| 21:26 06.08.
Jediná možnost vyjádřit nesouhlas. Navalná vyzvala ruské voliče, aby v září hlasovali proti válce
forum24.cz
| 21:59 06.08.
Vdova po Navaľnom burcuje voličov. Bezpečným protestom proti režimu má byť hlas pre stranu Jabloko
hnonline.sk
| 21:51 06.08.
Ďalší krok proti ruskej opozícii. Nadáciu vedenú vdovou po Navaľnom vyhlásili v Rusku za nežiaducu organizáciu
hnonline.sk
| 22:19 06.08.
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