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Russia’s only independent election guard has been sentenced to five years for five years since five years since he has been guilty of working with an undesirable organization.
Grigory Melconyors, the co-chair of the Golos Movement, arrested in August 2023. He admitted that he was not guilty in his trial.
Human rights propagators say the lawsuit against the 44-year-old claim is part of Russia’s company’s strengthening civil society since Ukraine’s full occupation.
The news did the outlet Mediazona said that the Melconyors called on their supporters in the courtroom and did not fall above the judgments.
In Russian, both “votes” and “voting” stations first reported evidence in 2012 in 2012 in the presidential voting in the return of Vladimir Putin’s Kremlin.
Allegations against Melconianities, the alleged participation in the European and European European network, which closed the guards in former communist countries in Europe and Central Asia, belonged to the lawsuit. Enemo did not respond to a request immediately for comment.
Golos says Russia has no interaction with Enemo because it is forbidden to the second in 2021 as “undesirable”.
“This absurd case (against Melconians) not only for foreigners, but also for ourselves,” Golos Co-Chair Stanislav Andreichuk Reuters told Reuters.
Despite the definition of “foreign agent”, Golos continues to work in Russia.
“Although things become harder, we do what we do,” Andreichuk said.
Last year, Golos, Putin’s 2024 elections, which returned Putin for the fifth term, more than 88 percent of votes in the country.
The Kremlin showed that the result was “combined” around the Russian people in Putin and the attempts to accept West illegally.
Andreeichuk, Melkonyants Court should be important to the outside world, because the work of Golos was part of the struggle for democracy.
“The real democracy in Russia would not be a military threat. However, an authoritarian government will threaten its neighbors,” he said.
The Rights Group says Ovd-Info is currently being arrested on political grounds of more than 1,600 people in Russia. The Kremlin said he did not comment on individual situations, but to force Russia’s laws and protects himself from provocative activities.
