The ban on the "Russians" movement was appealed

On November 11, 2015, the nationalists appealed to the Supreme Court of Russia against the decision of the Moscow City Court to ban the association "Russians".

On November 11, 2015, nationalists filed a lawsuit with the Supreme Court of Russia a complaint against the decision of the Moscow City Court to recognize as extremist and ban the Ethnopolitical Association "Russians".

" Today we filed a brief appeal with the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, and we will supplement it later ," the organization's leader Dmitry Demushkin said, adding that he considers the organization's ban "legally unmotivated."

In addition, the nationalists intend to ask the Moscow City Court to clarify their decision, as they consider it too general. “ There is such a rule that the party that executes the decision must be clear about it. Therefore, we will ask 20 questions to understand whether the imperial flag is prohibited, whether the organization’s website is prohibited,” Demushkin said .

Recall that on October 28, 2015, the Moscow City Court recognized extremist far-right organization Ethnopolitical Association "Russians". How the media reported that the grounds for the ban were claims law enforcement officers to the Manifesto of the movement, as well as repeated cases involvement of members and leaders of the organization in criminal and administrative responsibility for articles related to nationalist propaganda.

Sources

• Nationalists appealed to the Russian Armed Forces against the ban on the "Russians" movement // RIA News. November 11, 2015