
The journalist from Pskov Lyudmila Savitskaya, one of the first in Russia recognized as a “foreign agent”, was fined 30 thousand rubles for the expenses and income, allegedly inconvenient in the Ministry of Justice. At the same time, Savitskaya sent him to the Ministry of Justice electronically. She herself told North. Reali about this.
The protocol on Savitskaya was drawn up in part 2 of Article 19.34 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. The document states that at midnight on January 16, 2023, "a citizen of Savitskaya, being at the place of registration in the Pskov region, committed an offense, which was expressed in the failure to provide a report." At the same time, a journalist since the end of 2021 has not been living in Russia.
"The whole department for the protection of national interests from external influence runs after the blonde from Pskov instead of organizing the arrest and delivery of Putin’s war criminal in cooperation with other organs to the Hague. It is this simple action that will help to protect and save people and to avoid lustrations. And they are sincerely interested in what these people say to their mirror every morning" let's go "," Let us save the world from the Pskov journalist and her friend of the human rights activist Vladimir Zhilinsky? "Of course, I am not going to sponsor this Spanish shame with my money. Even if they are at least close,” said Sever. Realiy Savitskaya.
According to the law on "foreign agents", people who have entered the register of the Ministry of Justice are required to provide reports on their income and expenses four times a year and twice a year on activities. The department requires reports exclusively in writing and insists on sending documents only by "Russian Post". "Ino -Agents" are required to publish their reports on the Internet. People entered in the register of the Ministry of Justice should also accompany all their materials, including posts in social networks, labeling of a foreign agent. They are forbidden to teach, conduct educational activities, work in the state or municipal service, be members of the election commissions or to act as organizers of public events.