Via Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin. Direct Translation by Google Translate. From the official Russian government website:
[EPP] The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation made a decision to recognize the activities of foreign non-governmental organizations as undesirable on the territory of the Russian Federation.
Based on the results of studying the received materials on June 30, 2021, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation made a decision to recognize the activities of foreign non-governmental organizations as undesirable in the Russian Federation by the Future of Russia Foundation, Great Britain, European Choice, France, Khodorkovsky Foundation, UK and Oxford Russia Fund, UK.
It has been established that their activities pose a threat to the foundations of the constitutional order and security of the Russian Federation.
Information about the decision taken was sent to the Ministry of Justice of Russia for entering information into the list of foreign and international non-governmental organizations, whose activities are recognized as undesirable on the territory of the Russian Federation, and making it public.
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We have seen in India how kicking out foreign NGOs exponentially decreases rioting, narrow interest public litigation, criminals being bailed out by expensive attorneys, etc. Also, a sudden disinterest in the corpo media towards what were earlier being described as our fascist actions.
In short, you can achieve considerable domestic stability if you just kick out the Amnestys and Compassion Internationals.
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
[REGNUM] Six criminal cases of "espionage in favor of Russia" have been opened in Latvia. This was reported by BaltNews with a reference to the statement of the National Security Service of the country.
It is reported that out of six criminal cases, two have already been sentenced, and two are still under trial.
The details of the rest of the cases are kept secret. The secret services of Latvia also do not disclose the names of those against whom there are suspicions of "espionage". They explain their position by the interests of national security and the fear that the suspects may hide.
As reported by IA REGNUM , on June 11 this year, the deputy of the Latvian parliament Janis Adamsons was arrested. The deputy is suspected of transmitting information to Russia in recent years.
The information allegedly concerned both publicly available documents on state budget spending on the military sphere, and intra-parliamentary discussions on countering the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.
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Six criminal cases of "espionage in favor of Russia" have been opened in Latvia. This was reported by BaltNews with a reference to the statement of the National Security Service of the country.
