Paris Administrative Court rejects second appeal by Russian columnist pro-Kremlin Xenia Fedorova against expulsion
The administrative court in Paris rejected this Friday, August 14 an application for a stay of proceedings against the expulsion of Russian columnist pro-Kremlin Xenia
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On Friday 14 August, the Paris Administrative Court dismissed an application for a stay of proceedings against the expulsion of Russian columnist pro-Kremlin Xenia Fedorova, who is currently abroad. On 3 August, the administrative court had already rejected an application for interim relief (which imposes a reply from the judges within 48 hours) from the columnist. "I can only be disappointed by this decision," commented to AFP Friday, Mr. Piwnica.
Furthermore, Pass advertising The court " shall remain seized of an appeal on the merits submitted simultaneously" to the stay order, "which shall be decided at a later date".
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On Friday 14 August, the Paris Administrative Court dismissed an application for a stay of proceedings against the expulsion of Russian columnist pro-Kremlin Xenia Fedorova, who is currently abroad.
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On 3 August, the administrative court had already rejected an application for interim relief (which imposes a reply from the judges within 48 hours) from the columnist.
according to Le Parisien"I can only be disappointed by this decision," commented to AFP Friday, Mr. Piwnica.
according to Le Figaro — ActualitésPass advertising The court " shall remain seized of an appeal on the merits submitted simultaneously" to the stay order, "which shall be decided at a later date".
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