The office for democratic institutions and human rights (ODIHR) of the OSCE in its work, often beyond the authority and mandate exceeds the range of possibilities, reported in the explanations of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation on the results of the meeting of the OSCE on review of implementation of commitments in the human dimension, held in the Polish capital. "in the process of the meeting examined the activities of the OSCE Executive structures. In this regard drew the attention of States parties to the OSCE bias on the working parts of apolstry, such as the ODIHR (Office for democratic institutions and human rights) and the Supreme Commissioner on Affairs of national minorities, and blatant overstepping their authority and the authority of the mandate ", - said in the message posted in the Russian international Ministry stressed that " Western participants of the event from the very beginning were set not on a substantive discussion, and in its thoughtless and senseless politicization "." USA, member countries of the European Union, as well as Ukraine rushed baseless, unsubstantiated accusations against Russia and other countries " East of Vienna ", - said in the report. "with his own hand, clearly pointed out: attempts to transform the Warsaw meeting in "theatrical" instead of conducting direct and constructive dialogue do not contribute to human rights in the OSCE space ", - underlines the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. According to the report, " the sad distinction of the current review meeting from similar forums held before, have become unprecedented measures and the organizers of the Polish side aimed at the development of prohibitions to participate in the forum of the official Russian delegation and a number of authorized civil society "." One Russian NGOs were denied visas, others, the representatives of which still turned out to come to Poland, tried not to give word or to interrupt during the presentation. Such a discriminatory approach was a new dramatic confirmation of the practice of " double standards ", which are popular among Western countries, " - said in the report.