Russia: Only anti-war party banned from participating in elections
In view of the Kremlin's strengthening of its control over the elections, Iabloko has not obtained any seats since 2003.
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Summary
A poll conducted earlier this year credited Iabloko with only 3% of voting intentions, a score below the 5% threshold necessary to enter the Duma. About 100 supporters of this party, mostly young people, gathered in front of the seat of the Supreme Court after reading the judgement. The Russian Supreme Court banned the only anti-war party, Iabloko, from taking part in the September parliamentary elections.
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A poll conducted earlier this year credited Iabloko with only 3% of voting intentions, a score below the 5% threshold necessary to enter the Duma.
according to La Libre BelgiqueAbout 100 supporters of this party, mostly young people, gathered in front of the seat of the Supreme Court after reading the judgement.
according to La Libre BelgiqueThe Russian Supreme Court banned the only anti-war party, Iabloko, from taking part in the September parliamentary elections
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