On November 3, 2009, on the eve of the declared rally in honor of the "Day of National Unity" by the Eurasian Youth Union (ECM) , the text of "Order No. his mission is to prevent an orange revolution in Russia .
The letter, which, in addition to Pavel Zarifullin (a long time former leader of the ESM), was signed by 29 people, states that "the decision to dissolve the All-Russian Youth Public Movement "Eurasian Union of Youth" and its branches in the CIS countries was taken unanimously at the VI Congress of the Movement on November 2 in the city of Moscow".
On the same day, a refutation of the information was published on the official website of the ECM, which was accompanied by a reminder that P. Zarifullin himself had been removed from the post of head of the ECM back in August 2009, he was removed from the post of head of the Federal Network Rate in connection with the creation of the for the Protection of the Rights of Peoples" (the reference is made to the decisions of the ECM Congress of July 6, 2009, so it is quite possible that the information about the removal of Zarifullin was entered retroactively).
Reference : "Movement for the rights of peoples" is a Eurasian project that started in July 2009. "The Will of the Peoples: The Manifesto of the International Movement for the Defense of the Rights of the Peoples" was first published at the end of July. The formal goal of the project is to support the national traditions of different peoples of Russia and the European Union. De facto, its participants declare their intention to reorient international law towards collective "ethnic rights" ( "Defend the interests of the planet's ethnic groups based on the "right of peoples" ). The second wave of joining the Manifesto" took place in September 2009, when the project was presented in Russia . It should be noted that among those who joined the "Manifesto", in addition to representatives of the International Eurasian Movement (MED), there was also the "Russian Image".
Based on materials from right-wing websites and Internet blogs
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