The Commission of Public chamber (OP) the Russian Federation on Public diplomacy and the support of compatriots abroad appealed to the OSCE representative on freedom of the media Dunya miyatovich with the application to assist in conducting an objective and transparent investigation of the murder of the Deputy of the 5th convocation of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of the former ruling "Party of regions" Oleg Kalashnikov and journalist Olesya Elderberry. first of Kyiv police said that two unknown persons in masks shot and killed the Elder in front of his house in the center of Kiev, opened the case under the criminal code according to section " premeditated murder ". Elderberry wrote for the Internet representative office of RIA. EN. Yesterday in Kiev from firearms was forcibly deprived of life Kalashnikov. Prosecuted under the criminal code on premeditated murder. Main versions of lawlessness and political activity Kalashnikov associated with participation in " anti-Maidan ", murder for the robbery and the business of the deceased. "We urge you as the Ambassador of the international organization, which devotes considerable attention to the protection of human rights on the European continent to provide comprehensive assistance in conducting an objective and transparent investigation of these egregious crimes," said the statement, signed by the head of the Commission Elena Storming. in her expressions, among the main functions of an effective democratic countries - protection of constitutional rights and freedoms of citizens, their livelihoods and dignity, ensuring their equality before the legislative act, the right to freedom of speech and press." I hope that the Ukrainian authorities, in cooperation with the European community will provide a quick and fair hearing of the crimes committed, as customers and performers will suffer a just punishment for their actions, " - said in a statement. Similar treatment of the Commission wrote to the international non-governmental human rights organization " reporters without borders, Amnesty international and Human Rights Watch.