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Anapchanin was found guilty of participating in the activities of international non-governmental organizations banned in the Russian Federation

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A resident of Anapa, Russia has been convicted on charges of participating in the activities of international non-governmental organizations that are banned in the country. The 38-year-old man was sentenced to one year in prison in a colonial colony under part 1 of article 284.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The verdict, however, is not yet legally binding.

According to documents in the file, the accused participated in the activities of various international non-governmental organizations banned in Russia from the spring of 2019 to the fall of 2022. The Kuban Investigative Committee of the ICR reported that the man had already been held administratively responsible for his actions. Despite this, from March to November of last year, the man continued to post information about the activities of these organizations on his social media account, which was publically accessible, according to investigators.

The Anapchanin’s participation in the activities of these banned organizations is a serious offense in Russia. The press service of the Kuban Investigative Committee has stated that the man’s actions are punishable under Part 1 of Article 284.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. This article prohibits individuals from participating in the activities of organizations recognized as undesirable in Russia.

The case has highlighted the severity with which Russia treats those who participate in the activities of banned organizations. While the verdict is not yet legally binding, it serves as a warning to others who may consider participating in such activities. The consequences of such actions can be severe, and individuals are advised to be mindful of the laws and regulations in their country.

The case of the Anapchanin will continue to be monitored, and any further developments will be reported. The verdict is expected to have significant implications for the country’s approach to dealing with banned organizations and individuals who participate in their activities.

Earlier, The Eastern Herald reported that a resident of the Moscow region was sentenced in Krasnodar on suspicion of deceiving 155 shareholders.

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