Conspiracy for carrying

The State Duma Commission will indicate Vitaly Milonov to "the inadmissibility of violation of the rules of deputy ethics." This is stated in the answer to the appeal of activist Alexei Tymoshenko, who accused the deputy of inciting enmity and hatred among social groups, including LGBT.

The document signed by the head of the Otari Archba deputy ethics commission notes that Tymoshenko’s appeal was "comprehensively and thoroughly examined."

"In the event that some citizen considered that the statements of a deputy of the State Duma, not related to his deputy activity, insult or humiliate his honor and dignity, then this citizen has the right to contact law enforcement agencies," the commission said in the response of the commission.

In July, Tymoshenko published the text of the appeal in the form of a petition on the Change.org website. In a week, she scored 777 signatures, after which the activist sent an appeal to the State Duma through an electronic reception.

In the appeal, Tymoshenko gave examples of Milonov’s statements. In particular, on July 11, on the air of the Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, the deputy in the context of the conversation about abortion said that "it is better to kill a lesbian with a homosexual than an innocent child," and also used expressions like "auidable homosexuals." In April, Echo of Moscow, Milonov, said that the leaders of the Children-404 project, is engaged in the help of LGBT teenage, it is necessary to "be hung simply in the square" and "mercilessly shoot".

In May, the commission already indicated Milonov to the inadmissibility of violation of ethics rules. Then the Arshba said that this was due to the insult to the deputy of the Pervomaisky procession in St. Petersburg . The head of the commission noted that this measure was decided to apply to Milonov "at first", and if this is repeated, he will be "invited" and "will be sorted out".

On February 12, Milonov participated in the procession organized by him in support of the transfer of the St. Isaac's Cathedral of the Russian Orthodox Church. At the end of the event, he said: "The Christians survived, despite the fact that the ancestors of Boris Lazarevich Vishnevsky and Maxim Lvovich Reznik (deputies of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg. - Ed.) They cooked us in boilers and gave us to be torn to be animals ."

Three days later, Milonov, on his Facebook page , apologized for this newcomer attack . “I want to say that I had no intention of touching the theme of nationalities, and even more so to offend anyone on a national basis,” Milonov assured. “In the heat of disputes, we can drop a not too successful phrase, and if someone hurts someone in a national context, I apologize.” At the same time, Uneneros noticed that his Yidofobsky demarche "tried to use" - who and for what, he did not explain.