Nemtsova's daughter filed a complaint with the ECHR

Lawyers Vadim Prokhorov and Olga Mikhailova, acting in the interests of Jeanne Nemtsova, the daughter of the murdered co-chair of the RPR-Parnas Boris Nemtsov, filed a complaint about the actions of Russia in the ECHR. This was reported on the Parnassus website. As stated in the document, Russia violated in relation to Nemtsov Article 2 (the right to life) of the European Convention in conjunction with Articles 10 (freedom of expression), 13 (the right to an effective means of legal protection) and 18 (limits of the use of restrictions on rights).

As stated in the complaint, the Russian authorities over the past few years sowed hatred of the opposition and its leaders. "In the fight against the opposition, the authorities use various resources: the speeches of the President of the Russian Federation - to discredit representatives of the opposition through unproven statements about their illegal actions, introducing the terms allegedly by personifying the opposition:" fifth column "," national prescriptions "; law enforcement - to institute criminal cases and unhindered control of the opposition by proceeding by proceedings by proceedings by proceedings searches, the seizure of computer media, the production of interrogations; Prochrevsky activists - for all kinds of provocations (including attacks) against representatives of the opposition. "

All these methods, emphasized in the document, were used against Nemtsov. At the same time, no illegal actions against the co-chair of the RPR-Parnas, including the threats of life and hooligan attacks, were investigated, and the perpetrators, respectively, remained unpunished.

The appeal to the ECHR, the Parnassus press service notes is also explained by the fact that the murder of Nemtsov clearly has a political nature, the investigation of this crime is under the special control of Vladimir Putin, and the Russian authorities, meanwhile, are not trying to establish customers and organizers of the murder.

In early June, Zhanna Nemtsova emigrated from Russia , referring to threats to her address. A few days later, she announced the creation of the Boris Nemtsov Foundation . In mid -July, the Poland Foreign Ministry awarded the Nemtsova Prize of Solidarity in the amount of 1 million euros.

In mid -August, Nemtsova filed a complaint to the Basmanny District Court of the TFR refusal to interrogate the head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov in the case of the murder of her father.