Russian court bans Yabloko party
The Russian Supreme Court banned the opposition party Yabloko from participating in the upcoming September parliamentary elections. The court cited alleged violations of election laws, including receiving foreign funding.
Where they agreeThe Russian Supreme Court has excluded the Yabloko party from the September parliamentary elections.
Where they differWestern coverage highlights the exclusion of the only anti-war party, whereas Russian-focused reports emphasize the legal allegations of electoral law violations.
Key playersNikolai Rybakov (Yabloko leader) · Wladimir Putin (President) · Julia Nawalnaja (Opposition figure) · Wjatscheslaw Kirillow (Judge)
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Monday, August 10Latest
- She is against the war: Russian court excludes opposition party from electionSie ist gegen den Krieg: Russisches Gericht schliesst Oppositionspartei von Wahl aus
- Russian opposition party Yabloko excluded from parliamentary electionsRussische Oppositionspartei Jabloko von Parlamentswahl ausgeschlossen
- The Russian Supreme Court bans the anti-war Yabloko party from participating in electionsLa Cour suprême russe interdit au parti antiguerre Iabloko de participer aux élections
- Yabloko banned from September's Russian electionsYabloko banido das eleições russas de setembro
- Russia: Top court bans opposition anti-war party from vote
Earlier
Friday, August 7
Russian authorities are attempting to remove the liberal Yabloko party from participating in upcoming parliamentary elections.
- Russia wants to exclude liberal party Yabloko from upcoming electionsRusland wil liberale partij Yabloko uitsluiten van aankomende verkiezingen
- Anti-war "Yabloko" party faces court attempt to be removed from State Duma elections. What does the lawsuit say and how real is the threat?Антивоенное «Яблоко» через суд хотят снять с выборов в Госдуму. Что сказано в иске и насколько реальна угроза?
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