Investigação sobre os emigrantes em proveniência da Rússia. 10.000 casos de recusa de serviço militar na Rússia. Como desestabilizar as autoridades em pseudo-eleições.

A research about emigrants from Russia. 10 thousand cases for refusing to serve in Russia. How to create problems for the authorities on pseudo-elections.

You are watching news from the weekly rally at the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is June 22, 2:30 PM.

The Center for Analysis and Strategies in Europe (CASE) has published a review of Russian emigrants in the European Union, based on research by the Cyprus University of Nicosia. The study reveals that 82% of Russians who left after February 2022 have higher education or academic degrees, and 74% clearly condemn Vladimir Putin’s policies. The report argues that the exodus of educated citizens from Russia is as impactful as Western economic sanctions and highlights the positive effects on the economies of host countries like Cyprus.
case-center.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/DOCLAD_fin.pdf

YouTuber and public figure Tatyana Lazareva shared her involvement in the project "Where am I?", which supports teenagers in exile who are adjusting to new lives in foreign countries.
www.instagram.com/p/C7gmeRUMh9C/

Liliya Sundmacher, a recruiter and author of the course “Employment in the EU” for the YouTube channel “The Ark,” has launched her own YouTube channel to provide straightforward advice about working in the European Union.
www.youtube.com/@LiliaSundmacher

On June 18, the European Court of Human Rights published a decision on cases involving "undesirable" organizations, finding that Russian authorities violated rights to freedom of expression and association.
www.dw.com/ru/espc-rf-v-delah-o-nezelatelnyh-organizaciah-dopustila-narusenia/a-69404039

Mediazona reports that over 10,000 Russian military personnel have been accused of refusing to serve since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began. Most of these cases result in suspended sentences, allowing commanders to send personnel back to the front lines.
zona.media/news/2024/06/18/awol-10k

The human rights project "Memorial PZK" reported that 15-year-old Arseniy Turbin was sentenced to five years in a correctional colony for distributing leaflets asking, "Do you need this president?"
memopzk.org/figurant/turbin-arsenij/

In our previous video, we discussed the importance of even a single dissenting vote against the majority. Campaigns for collecting signatures for Boris Nadezhdin and “Anti-Putin noon” allowed people in Russia to safely and loudly oppose the regime and the war in Ukraine.

Politician Lyudmila Vasilyeva, who survived the siege of Leningrad during World War II, is running for governor of St. Petersburg with the slogan, “St. Petersburg is the city of PEACE.”
t.me/VasilevaSPb/4

If you are abroad, you can support Vasilyeva’s nomination by signing if you have a permanent registration address in St. Petersburg. She is also raising funds for her campaign headquarters.
t.me/VasilevaSPb/64

The Anti-Corruption Foundation has endorsed independent candidates for the Moscow City Duma elections. While these cannot be considered true elections, they serve as an exercise in political resistance, creating challenges for government-nominated candidates.
mgd2024.com/

If you are permanently registered in Moscow, you can nominate candidates in your district on the Gosuslugi website.
voter.gosuslugi.ru/new/voter

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