March 29, 2012 March 29 2012, the Federal Migration Service of Russia issued an anarchist activist movement, a Finnish citizen Antti Rautiainen an order within 15 days leave the Russian Federation on suspicion of intent to "violently overthrow constitutional order". Permission for temporary residence in Russia, which Antti Rautiainen had, canceled by order of the FSB on the basis of paragraphs. 1 p. 1 art. 7 Federal Law of the Russian Federation No. 115 "On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation", according to which a temporary residence permit for a foreign citizen canceled if he advocates a violent change in the foundations the constitutional order of the Russian Federation, by other actions creates a threat to the security of the Russian Federation or citizens of the Russian Federation.

Antti Rautiainen has lived in Russia since 1999, studied at Russian universities and works here as a programmer. According to the website of the movement "Autonomous action", Rautiainen is an activist of the movement, one of the editors magazine "Avton" and a member of the support group for prisoners "Anarchist black cross, he took part in the protests of December 2011 - March 2012 and anarchist initiatives. He was arrested several times by the police, however, he was not brought to administrative responsibility.

April 4 Rautiainen intends to file a complaint with the court against the decision of the FMS.

Recall that recently with similar problems clashed two more public activists, trade unionist Dmitry Dubonos and defender of the Khimki Forest Andrey Margulev .

Sources

FSB expels political activists from Russia // Offline action. 2012. April 3.

FSB expels another activist from Russia