The first court decisions to ban the activities of pro-Russian parties are expected in the summer, Denis Malyuska said.
After the official publication of the law prohibiting the activities of pro-Russian political parties, the Ministry of Justice filed a corresponding case in the Eighth Administrative Court of Appeal in Lvov. This was stated by the Minister of Justice Denis Malyuska, reported by the press service of the department the other day.
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“The lawsuit relates not only to the Opposition Platform for Life, but also to other parties mentioned in the decision of the National Security and Defense Council. The necessary evidence base has been collected. It is the most complete for the activities of Opposition Platform for Life., Because this party has most actively taken a pro-Russian position and informed it, “the minister told Radio HB.
Maliuska said the first court decisions to ban the activities of pro-Russian parties are expected in the summer: the court should consider the case for the first time within a month. If there is an appeal, it will be considered for a maximum of one month.
“In addition, we will strictly monitor members of prohibited political parties and any new parties they create may also be banned if they engage in such activities,” Maluska stressed.
As for specific politicians, as the minister explained, the dimensions of responsibility can also be applied to them.
“If a politician has contributed to the aggressor, the aggressor’s troops, supported the aggression, etc., penalties may be applied to such person in the form of interception of assets by decision of the National Security and Defense Council, and then, at the request of the state authorities in the Supreme Anti-Corruption Court, the assets of such persons may be confiscated as state revenue.And this is only one of the ways to bind the pro-Russian politicians, “he said.
It may be recalled that on March 20, the National Security and Defense Council suspended the activities of several parties during martial law: the Opposition Platform for Life, the Sharia Party, Our Party, the Opposition Bloc, the Left Opposition, the Union of Left Forces, the State, the Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine, the Socialist Party of Ukraine, the Socialists, the Volodymyr Balance Bloc.
The next day, a bill was registered to ban pro-Russian parties. The Verkhovna Rada adopted this document on May 3. 330 representatives of the people voted for the corresponding decision, including 17 people from the ex-OPLE.
And on May 14, President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a law banning pro-Russian parties in Ukraine. The document entered into force the next day.
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Source: korrespondent
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