Human rights activist Marina Litvinovich was excluded from the Moscow Public Supervisory Commission

Human rights activist Marina Litvinovich was excluded from the Moscow Public Supervisory Commission. She herself reported this on Facebook.

This decision was made by the Council of the Public Chamber. As the MBH Media specified there, the Council of the Public Chamber on Security and Interaction with the PMC approved the early termination of powers Litvinovich "as a result of a slight violation of the Ethics Code."

Litvinovich herself informed The Insider that she intends to continue to engage in social activities.

“Lawyers tell me that the decision of the Public Chamber can be appealed in court, and I will definitely do this. With a high degree of probability, I will run for the State Duma in order to continue to protect the rights of prisoners and reform the penalty system, ”Litvinovich said.

According to Moscow, according to the commission, Litvinovich repeatedly disclosed these investigations, allowed the dissemination of inaccurate information that undermines the confidence in the institution of public observers from suspects, accused and their lawyers. The human rights activist itself with these statements categorically disagree.