Moskalkova said about the attempts of pressure upon court in the case of Wyszynski
The representative on human rights in the Russian Federation Tatiana Moskalkova said that it was announced about the possible provocations and attempts to pressure the radicals on the Ukrainian judges in the case of the chief of the portal "Last news Ukraine" Kirill Vyshinsky.
The representative on human rights in the Russian Federation Tatiana Moskalkova said that it was announced about the possible provocations and attempts to pressure the radicals on the Ukrainian judges in the case of the chief of the portal "Last news Ukraine" Kirill Vyshinsky.
"in connection with scheduled for tomorrow before the court case about the possible replacement of a preventive measure K. Wyszynski I was read about the threats of provocations and attempts of pressure on the judicial authorities of Ukraine from radical People," - said Moskalkova, the words of which presented on the Internet office of the Ombudsman.
She urged all "constructive forces of civil society" to act against provocations regarding Wyszynski.
Vyshinsky was taken into custody in Kiev fifteen may 2018. The journalist said that he suspected of supporting the breakaway republics of Donbass and treason. The maximum punishment under this article provides till fifteen years of punishment. Kherson city court on may 17 arrested Wyszynski.
Vladimir Putin called the situation unprecedented, saying that Wyszynski was arrested " for his direct professional activities, for exercising his journalistic functions ". Moscow has sent to Kiev a note of protest with a demand to stop violent actions against members of the press.
The Commissioner of the OSCE on freedom of the media Harlem Desir expressed serious concern about the actions of Kiev regarding the Last news Ukraine. After the next prolongation of term of detention Wyszynski under arrest Dezir expressed disappointment with the position of Ukraine and tried to convince to release the journalist. The Secretary General of the OSCE Thomas Greminger, explaining the circumstances with Wyszynski, noticed that all the countries of the organization pledged to help create conditions in which correspondents have the opportunity to fulfil their obligations in another member state, and for this reason must not violate international standards and not to interfere in the work of the media.
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