The Russian liberal party Yabloko, which is openly against the war in Ukraine, is not allowed to participate in the parliamentary elections in September after a ruling from the Supreme Court, which accused it of extremism and foreign support. (translated)

The Russian opposition party Yabloko, which positions itself against the war in Ukraine, has been excluded from the parliamentary election by the Supreme Court of Russia, based on alleged violations of electoral law, which the party intends to contest. (translated)

The Supreme Court of Russia has excluded the liberal opposition party Yabloko from the parliamentary election in September, alleging that it violated election laws, which is rejected by Yabloko. (translated)

The Russian Supreme Court has unexpectedly excluded the anti-war party Yabloko from the Duma election in September, after it had previously been admitted to the election, and the party plans to contest the ruling. (translated)

Russia's highest court has excluded the opposition party Yabloko from the parliamentary election in September, accusing it of alleged violations of election law, which was demanded by the Kremlin-aligned party Rodina and other government-affiliated groups, while Yabloko plans to appeal the ruling. (translated)

The Russian Supreme Court excluded the opposition party Yabloko from the September elections to the State Duma. This can mean two things. The mood in society has unsettled the Kremlin. Yabloko would not have turned the elections in its favor, but the party's anti-war rhetoric would deepen the "bad mood." 1/4 (translated)
The Supreme Court excluded the only anti-war party Jabloko from the elections to the State Duma after a lawsuit by the Rodina party, which accused Jabloko, among other things, of foreign funding. Supporters of the party chanted "Shame!" outside the court. According to the party's chairman Rybakov, "Jabloko is going underground." (translated)
The Russian opposition party Yabloko has been excluded from the upcoming parliamentary elections by the Supreme Court, a decision that the party sees as a violation of democratic principles, while they are making plans to appeal. (translated)

The Russian Supreme Court has banned the liberal Yabloko party from participating in the upcoming parliamentary elections, marginalizing the only party that opposes the war in Ukraine, and the party announces it will appeal, stressing that the decision is a result of the authorities' intolerance towards anti-war views. (translated)
Shortly before the Russian parliamentary election, the liberal opposition party Yabloko was excluded by the Supreme Court, which is seen as another step towards weakening political competition against the Kremlin and suppressing opposing voices. (translated)
The Supreme Court of Russia has excluded the opposition party Yabloko from the upcoming parliamentary elections, based on alleged electoral violations and dubious accusations, which is seen as part of the authoritarian development and systematic suppression of political competition in the country. (translated)

The Russian Supreme Court excluded the opposition anti-war party Yabloko from the September parliamentary elections based on a request from the pro-Kremlin party Rodina, while Yabloko plans to appeal this decision, highlighting the growing intolerance of Russian authorities toward dissent and anti-war views. (translated)

The Russian court excluded the opposition anti-war party Yabloko from the upcoming elections, which is seen as a manifestation of the authorities' intolerance towards anti-war views and another restriction of the space for dissent in Russian politics. (translated)

The Supreme Court of Russia annulled the registration of the liberal party Yabloko for the State Duma elections, sidelining the only officially registered party that is openly opposed to Moscow's war in Ukraine, accusing it of foreign funding, copyright violations, and inciting extremism. (translated)

Russia's Supreme Court has excluded the liberal opposition party Yabloko from the parliamentary elections in September, citing alleged numerous violations of election legislation. (translated)

The Russian opposition party Yabloko, which opposes the war against Ukraine, is fighting against the impending exclusion from elections by the Kremlin-aligned party Rodina, while numerous young supporters are demonstrating for Yabloko's participation and voting rights. (translated)
