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Russia’s Supreme Court designates Memorial an ‘extremist’ organization, banning its activities in the country
Russia’s Supreme Court declared the human rights group Memorial an extremist organization and banned its activities in the country, acting on a lawsuit filed by the Justice Ministry, the Russian…
9 Apr, 11:43 — 9 Apr, 13:05
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Moscow TimesMostly Factual21m ago
Russia’s Supreme Court Designates Nobel Prize-Winning Memorial as ‘Extremist’
The Supreme Court justified the ban by claiming Memorial’s activities are “markedly anti-Russian.”
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Russia’s Supreme Court designates Memorial an ‘extremist’ organization, banning its activities in the country
Russia’s Supreme Court declared the human rights group Memorial an extremist organization and banned its activities in the country, acting on a lawsuit filed by the Justice Ministry, the Russian state news agency TASS reported.
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