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Statement about results of 2011
2011 would undoubtedly become a memorable year for many Russians. We think the main event of the year fell on its final months connected with election to the State Duma and election of the President forthcoming in March 2012. The Russian citizens, especially in big cities and mostly representing the growing middle class that gained a relative material well-being demand to have a real right to elect the authority. Meetings of protest in Moscow at Bolotnaya square and Sakharov square assembled dozens thousand people that demanded from the authority to treat their rights with respect.
Statement in connection with court verdicts on V. Boyko and N. Gulevich
Russian courts passed two verdicts within the cases that can be considered to be symbolic for today’s Russia. Both the progress of trials and the passed verdicts reflect the trends of our justice and state of our judicial system like a mirror.
Statement in connection with a first verdict within the case about mass murder in Kushchovskaya Cossack village
A year after the whole Russia was agitated with reports about monstrous crime in Kushchovskaya Cossack village (Krasnodar region) the first verdict upon one of the accused was passed.
Statement in connection with completion of presidential election in TMR
The new president appeared in Transdniestrian Moldavian republic. The republican Central Election Committee (CEC) officially announced Yevgeny Shevchuk the winner of the election second round – more than 70% of TMR residents gave their votes for him while his competitor Anatoly Kaminsky got support of 20% of voters.
Statement in connection with approval of bill on criminal persecution for denial of genocide of Armenians, by the National Assembly of France
An event took place in France that can have most serious ideological and political consequences in international relations.
On December 22 the National Assembly (lower chamber of parliament) of France approved the bill on punishment for denial of mass murders of Armenians by Turks in 1915-1923. According to the bill, a French citizen who denies the genocide of Armenians is threatened with penalty of up to 45 thousand Euro or imprisonment for the term of up to 1 year. Now the bill must get the approval of upper chamber of parliament – the Senate.
2011 would undoubtedly become a memorable year for many Russians. We think the main event of the year fell on its final months connected with election to the State Duma and election of the President forthcoming in March 2012. The Russian citizens, especially in big cities and mostly representing the growing middle class that gained a relative material well-being demand to have a real right to elect the authority. Meetings of protest in Moscow at Bolotnaya square and Sakharov square assembled dozens thousand people that demanded from the authority to treat their rights with respect.
Russian courts passed two verdicts within the cases that can be considered to be symbolic for today’s Russia. Both the progress of trials and the passed verdicts reflect the trends of our justice and state of our judicial system like a mirror.
A year after the whole Russia was agitated with reports about monstrous crime in Kushchovskaya Cossack village (Krasnodar region) the first verdict upon one of the accused was passed.
The new president appeared in Transdniestrian Moldavian republic. The republican Central Election Committee (CEC) officially announced Yevgeny Shevchuk the winner of the election second round – more than 70% of TMR residents gave their votes for him while his competitor Anatoly Kaminsky got support of 20% of voters.
An event took place in France that can have most serious ideological and political consequences in international relations.