The Ministry of Justice has declared the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights undesirable in the Russian Federation

The Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, which is registered in Poland, has been added to the list of foreign and international organizations whose activities are considered undesirable in Russia. The relevant decision is published on the website of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.

It is clarified that the Russian Prosecutor General's Office made the decision to declare the organization's activities undesirable on July 27, and the Russian Ministry of Justice approved the order to include the fund in the list later, on August 11.

Without crossing borders: foreigners will be banned from entering for insulting Russia

The State Duma is preparing amendments to the draft law on the seizure of property of citizens who oppose the interests of the Russian Federation abroad.

On August 5, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation declared the British NGO Zimin Foundation undesirable in Russia. It clarifies that the fund provides financial and informational assistance to individuals and organizations involved in extremist activities and terrorism.

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