In the Perm region, the head of the local “Memorial” was fined for an expedition to the cemetery of the repressed

The Ministry of Forestry of the Perm Territory fined the chairman of the Perm “Memorial” Robert Latypov 50 thousand rubles and the society itself 200 thousand rubles for an expedition to the cemetery of Lithuanian and Polish repressed people. Novaya Gazeta is about this.

reports Fines were imposed under the article on unauthorized occupation of forest areas (Article 7.9 of the Administrative Code). In addition, the ministry issued a demand to the society to eliminate the identified violations.

“200 thousand rubles is a fine to society, and 50 thousand is to me, as an official. For the expedition to Galyashor. There is also a requirement to eliminate violations in the future, if not fulfilled, they will be fined another 5 thousand rubles,” Novaya quoted Latypov as saying.

An administrative case was opened against the Perm “Memorial” and its chairman in connection with an expedition to the cemetery of the repressed in the abandoned village of Galyashor, Kudymkar district, Perm region. Memorial planned to improve the cemetery and install memorial signs.

Polish-LithuanianTwo members of the expedition - Lithuanians Stanislovas Ulinskas and his son Vladas - the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Perm Territory for 20 thousand rubles each under the same article.

fined - on August 10 and 11, police officers came to the expedition for interrogation, and a few days later two criminal cases. The expedition members were accused of illegal logging (Article 260 of the Criminal Code), and local resident Leonid Ladanov was accused of fictitious registration of foreign citizens (Article 322.2 of the Criminal Code). they came and excited