Protocols were drawn up against the European University in St. Petersburg regarding participation in the activities of an “undesirable” organization

were drawn up against the European University, located in St. Petersburg, Two protocols regarding participation in the activities of an “undesirable” organization, drew attention . Mediazona

The materials were received by the Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg. What became the reason for drawing up the protocols is not specified.

If a violation under the article on participation in the activities of an “undesirable organization” occurred for the first time, then an administrative protocol under Article 20.33 of the Code of Administrative Offenses is first drawn up. Repeated violation faces criminal liability under Article 284.1 of the Criminal Code. Under the criminal article, the maximum term is four years in prison.

In October, the Prosecutor General's Office recognized the Central European University as an “undesirable” organization. The department claimed that within the framework of university programs there, “the history of the Russian state is devalued and distorted, the merits of prominent Russian scientists, writers, and cultural figures are downplayed, and pseudo-statements about Russia’s guilt in all world cataclysms are promoted, which is clearly not true.”

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