Human rights activist Litvinovich filed a lawsuit against the Public Chamber due to her exclusion from the Moscow Public Monitoring Committee

Former member of the Moscow Public Monitoring Commission (POC) Marina Litvinovich filed a lawsuit against the Public Chamber in the Tverskoy District Court due to her exclusion from the commission. this She reported on her Telegram channel.

“I understand that this process will most likely drag on, because the Public Chamber, at my request, refused to provide me with the documents for the court on which my exclusion is based (they cited secrecy and personal data),” the human rights activist wrote. She added that first she would request these documents through the court.

Litvinovich was expelled from the PMC in early April. According to her , this was due to the “disclosure of investigation data” in the case of lawyer Lyubov Sobol about illegal entry into the apartment of the family of FSB officer Konstantin Kudryavtsev, whom politician Alexei Navalny accused of participating in his poisoning. The observer spoke about Sobol’s visit to the temporary detention facility.

At the beginning of July , it became known that Litvinovich would be nominated to the State Duma from the Yabloko party from the Leningrad electoral district No. 198.