MOSCOW, April 5 The Russian Ministry of Justice has included the German NGO Solidarus and the Ukrainian KrymSOS in the list of undesirable foreign and international non-governmental organizations, reported on the agency's website.
«The Russian Ministry of Justice has included the following foreign non-governmental organizations in the list of foreign and international non-governmental organizations whose activities have been deemed undesirable on the territory of the Russian Federation: Solidarität mit der Bürgerbewegung in Russland e.V. («Solidarity with the civil movement in Russia — Solidarus»), Germany; «KrymSOS» (CrimeaSOS) (Ukraine),» the message says.
Earlier, the General Prosecutor's Office of Russia recognized the activities of both foreign NGOs as undesirable in Russia.
The supervisory authority explained that Solidarus is engaged in «inspiring protest moods in Russian society», interfering in the internal affairs of Russia, which poses a threat to the foundations of the constitutional order.
The goals of KrymSOS, according to the Prosecutor General's Office, were the «de-occupation and reintegration» of Crimea, thereby aimed at violating the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation. are closed, the dissemination of information in the media is prohibited. Participation in the work of such an organization is punishable under the Code of Administrative Offenses and the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. -url=»https://ria.ru/20230331/deyatelnost-1862095038.html» data-title=»The Prosecutor General's Office recognized the activity of the Latvian NGO as undesirable»>