On June 10, 2014, the Kasparov.Ru website appealed the decision to block the site.
On June 10, 2014, a representative of the Kasparov.Ru website filed a lawsuit with the Presnensky District Court of Moscow about the illegality of the decision Prosecutor General's Office and Roskomnadzor about blocking the site on March 13, 2014.
The lawsuit states that blocking the site is illegal and unreasonable, it violates the constitutional right to information and the law "On information, information technology and information security.
During lawsuits on other blocked sites, it is said in document became It is known that the claims of the Prosecutor General's Office were that "Kasparov.Ru" covered the conduct of uncoordinated actions. However, the portal never called for participation in such actions, the statement says, and " no claims to the Applicant in connection with the publication this kind of information has never been presented ."
The practice of completely blocking sites, and not specific information on them, violates legal position of the European Court of Human Rights, the statement states: " In its numerous judgments in cases of violations of the right to free dissemination and receipt of information, the European Court has always recognized it violated if a state party to the Convention applied unreasonably harsh and not corresponding to the degree of possible harm to protected legislation of the country to the interests of society and the state measures encroaching on rights guaranteed by Article 10 of the Convention in the field of ensuring free access to information ."
May 6, 2014 The Tagansky District Court of Moscow rejected the claim of the editors of the website Grani.Ru, recognizing pre-trial blocking legal. June 9, 2014 The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow refused the chairman of the Pirate Party, Pavel Rassudov in satisfaction of the complaint against the actions of the Prosecutor General's Office, which blocked the websites Kasparov.Ru, Grani.Ru, "Daily Journal" and the blog of Alexei Navalny.
Recall we consider the blocking of Kasparov.Ru, Grani.Ru and Ezhednevny magazine", as well as Aleksey Navalny's LiveJournal unlawful.
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