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In Ukraine, by court decision, the political party is banned: 21
Today, 10 September, the Committee on State Power, Local Self-Government, Regional Development and Urban Planning supported an amendment to draft law No. 13618, which provides for stripping mandates from deputies of banned pro-Russian parties in local councils. This was reported by Glavcom with reference to the first deputy head of the committee, Roman Lozynskyi.
“More than 90% of Ukrainians support stripping mandates from deputies of pro-Russian parties. The public’s demand is obvious, but the parliament has ignored it for years. As early as May 2022, the parliament approved a law banning pro-Russian parties (thanks to all co-authors and our main No. 7172 and alternative bills, and to all who supported). Courts (including the Supreme Court) banned more 20 parties that carried out pro-Russian anti-state activities,” the message says.
Lozynskyi noted that draft law No. 7476, which provides for terminating the powers of local deputies from banned pro-Russian parties, was submitted by the Cabinet in 2022. According to him, the Committee supported the document in November of the same year, but it has not yet been brought to the Rada floor due to blocking by “pro-Russian agents in the parliament.”
“Today, while considering draft law No. 13618, the profile committee supported my amendment, which reproduces the government draft No. 7476. After a vote in parliament and signing by the president, the powers of deputies from OPZZh, the ‘Shariy Party,’ ‘Our People,’ and other anti-Ukrainian parties will be terminated,” the deputy noted.
As a reminder, in Ukraine, by court decision, the political party 21 is banned: “State,” the Communist Party of Ukraine, “Our People,” “Opposition Bloc,” “Rusia united” (Rusia yedyna), “Left Opposition,” “Progressive Socialism Party of Ukraine,” “Shariy Party,” “Opposition Platform — For Life,” “Socialist Party of Ukraine,” “Socialists,” “Happy Ukraine,” Party of Regions, “Worker’s Party of Ukraine (Marxist-Leninist),” “Block of Volodymyr Saldo,” “Union of Left Forces,” “Justice and Development,” “Great Ukraine,” “Social-Patriotic Assembly of Slavs,” Slavic Party, “Glory.”
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