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Jabloko party barred from Russian parliamentary elections by Supreme Court

The Russian Supreme Court has barred the Jabloko party, the country’s only remaining anti-war political group, from participating in the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for September 18 to 20. The ruling follows a lawsuit filed by the pro-Kremlin nationalist Rodina party, which alleged various legal violations by Jabloko.

Specific allegations against Jabloko included copyright infringements regarding campaign materials—such as the use of peace dove imagery—and the unauthorized use of a photograph of the Hiroshima atomic bombing. The party also faced accusations of receiving minor campaign financing from the United States and Germany.

Jabloko leadership, including chairman Nikolai Rybakov and founder Grigori Yavlinsky, has expressed strong opposition to the decision and announced intentions to appeal. Rybakov stated that the ruling attempts to silence millions of citizens seeking peace and freedom. The decision comes amid heightened political pressure, with approximately 40 party activists facing criminal prosecution for opposing the conflict in Ukraine.

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Duma · Grigori Yavlinsky · Grigory Yavlinsky · Jabloko · Moscow · Nikolai Rybakov · Rodina · Russian Supreme Court · State Duma · Supreme Court of Russia · Vyacheslav Kirillov · Wjatscheslaw Kirillow

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