The public chamber wants to bring NGOs in Crimea in congruence with the legislative acts of the Russian
In the Public chamber of Russia have plans to create a road map for the transition of the Crimean non-profit organizations (NPOs) in the Russian legal field.

In the Public chamber of Russia have plans to create a road map for the transition of the Crimean non-profit organizations (NPOs) in the Russian legal field.
"in early March, we have monitored the wealth of the social sphere in the Crimea. At the meetings, the commissioners of the nonprofit sector told us about the fact that the Crimean NGOs have problems with the transition to the Russian law. Mostly, this is because they do not understand all the subtleties of our rights, and do not know the law-enforcement, because prior to that, he worked in the legal framework of Ukraine ", - said the head of the Council for the development of Public diplomacy, which will create maps Elena sutorina, words which betrays the press service of the OP, informs news Agency. By her expression, now we have to focus on developing a clear plan of action, " to teach properly execute grant applications, to submit statements and lots more "." Thus it is necessary to put a time-frame for the execution of this work ", - said the head of the Commission. Now If OP formed a special working group that will develop this roadmap. It will include members of the PC, Authorized by the Ministry of justice of Russia, members of the relevant Department of the state Duma, specialized NGOs and independent experts. Crimea and Sevastopol 16 March emphasize the 1-year anniversary of the referendum in which an overwhelming number of voters voted for secession from Ukraine and reunification with Russia. In Crimea for entry into the Russian Federation voted 96, 77%, in Sevastopol - 95, 6%. Both regions became Russian subjects on 18 March, the day in the Crimea and Sevastopol declared festive holiday. March 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the law on ratification of the agreement on joining of Crimea and Sevastopol to Russia, as well as a decree on the formation of the Crimean Federal district.
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