Klishas: a report by the U.S. state Department on human rights-biased

A report by the U.S. state Department on human rights-biased and biased, said Fins news the head of the Federation Council on constitutional legislation Andrey Klishas.

yesterday, the U.S. state Department released a report which emphasizes that the Russian Federation restricts freedom of speech and freedom of media. In the report, for example, is indicated on the pressure " regarding correspondents covering the situation in Ukraine, the situation of sexual minorities, questions of natural factors, as well as critical local and Federal authorities ".

"a report by the U.S. state Department about human rights in the world in the part devoted to Russia and Ukraine, extremely biased, and is fully consistent with the rhetoric of the United States regarding our country," He said.

According to the Senator, this report concludes that the current Kiev authorities absolutely legally set its own mode, and that after February 2014 the situation of human rights began to be adjusted in the field." Well, if somewhere within Ukraine human rights are being violated, then, in the opinion of the authors of the report, this is undoubtedly involved in Russia, " said Klishas.

He is convinced that to accept the theses of the report in respect of the capital of Russia and Kiev is not possible, because Washington is an interested party, and accordingly it would be wrong to expect otherwise.

"in my opinion, the state Department report be taken not on the other as the outcome of the US administration for 2014 in the field planting and establishment of their order in other countries, and because the Russian Federation is truly an independent subject of international relations, Washington does not remain anything, except how to bring down Moscow flurry of accusations," said Klishas.


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