Russia’s Supreme Court disqualifies Yabloko party from the State Duma elections
Last month, the Central Election Commission had initially allowed Yabloko on the ballot along with 10 other parties.
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The party will challenge this ruling. Under the Russian Code of Administrative Procedure, an appeal against a court decision in a case concerning the protection of electoral rights may be filed within five days from the date the court ruling was issued. Story audio is generated using AI Moscow — Russia’s highest court on Monday ordered the only party opposing the Kremlin’s military action in Ukraine to be removed from the ballot in next month’s parliamentary election.
Furthermore, Once a leading liberal voice in parliament and often critical of the government, Yabloko later lost its bloc of seats as the Kremlin tightened its grip on Russian politics.
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The party will challenge this ruling.
according to TASSUnder the Russian Code of Administrative Procedure, an appeal against a court decision in a case concerning the protection of electoral rights may be filed within five days from the date the court ruling was issued.
according to TASSStory audio is generated using AI Moscow — Russia’s highest court on Monday ordered the only party opposing the Kremlin’s military action in Ukraine to be removed from the ballot in next month’s parliamentary election.
according to Business Day LiveOnce a leading liberal voice in parliament and often critical of the government, Yabloko later lost its bloc of seats as the Kremlin tightened its grip on Russian politics.
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