Russia Blacklists Amnesty International, Citing ‘Undesirable’ Activities
Moscow has officially designated Amnesty International as an “undesirable organization” a move that has sparked international concern and criticism. According to a report by the state-run news agency Interfax, the Russian General Prosecutor’s Office made the announcement on Monday.
The Russian authorities claim that the non-governmental organization (NGO) positions itself as a promoter of human rights worldwide, but in reality, it serves as a preparation center for global “anti-Russian projects” funded by the Kiev regime’s accomplices.
Amnesty International has repeatedly condemned Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine, labeling the attacks as a violation of international law. The organization has also accused Russian troops of numerous human rights abuses and war crimes.
This latest development has raised concerns about the erosion of human rights and the silencing of independent voices in Russia. The international community is closely monitoring the situation, as the Russian government’s actions continue to have far-reaching implications for human rights and the rule of law.