Destinatari:

Unione Interparlamentare

Governo della Confederazione Svizzera

Parlamento della Confederazione Svizzera

Governo e Parlamento del Cantone di Ginevra

 

A nome di:

Russia del Futuro – Svizzera

Russie-Libertés – Francia

29 luglio 2025

 

Mentre proseguono i bombardamenti sull’Ucraina, noi, rappresentanti della società civile russa e internazionale, contrari alla guerra, alla dittatura e alla repressione, esprimiamo la nostra profonda indignazione per la partecipazione della delegazione russa guidata da Valentina Matvienko, Pyotr Tolstoy e Leonid Slutsky all’Assemblea dell’Unione Interparlamentare, in corso a Ginevra.

 

Mentre Ginevra accoglie i criminali di guerra Matvienko, Tolstoy e Slutsky, le forze armate russe continuano a lanciare attacchi missilistici contro le città ucraine. Civili, donne e bambini perdono la vita. In un contesto in cui il Cremlino conduce una guerra ibrida in Europa – attraverso disinformazione, attacchi informatici e pressioni politiche – la partecipazione di questi individui a eventi internazionali solleva gravi interrogativi sulle relazioni tra l’Unione Interparlamentare, le autorità svizzere e ginevrine che li hanno invitati, e tali soggetti.

 

Tutti e tre i delegati russi non sono semplici funzionari, ma figure chiave del regime di Putin, direttamente responsabili dello scatenamento della guerra d’aggressione contro l’Ucraina, della distruzione delle istituzioni democratiche e della repressione di massa all’interno della Russia. Tutti e tre sono sottoposti a sanzioni personali da parte dell’Unione Europea e della Svizzera.

 

Valentina Matvienko, presidente del Consiglio della Federazione (Camera alta del Parlamento russo), ha guidato l’approvazione dell’autorizzazione all’uso delle forze armate russe all’estero – di fatto, il via libera formale alla guerra contro l’Ucraina, rilasciato il 22 febbraio 2022. Dal punto di vista del diritto internazionale e della memoria storica, ciò la rende non una semplice "presidente del parlamento", ma una complice dell’aggressione. Ha ripetutamente espresso sostegno all’azione militare contro l’Ucraina e promosso la retorica della "denazificazione".

 

Pyotr Tolstoy, vicepresidente della Duma di Stato, è noto per i suoi discorsi aggressivi nei confronti dell’Ucraina e dell’Europa. Ha più volte invocato misure più dure contro l’Ucraina e ha sostenuto l’annessione della Crimea. I suoi interventi, intrisi di odio e incitamenti alla violenza, rendono inaccettabile la sua partecipazione ad appuntamenti internazionali.

 

Leonid Slutsky, presidente della Commissione per gli Affari Internazionali della Duma, è anch’egli noto per le sue dichiarazioni provocatorie. Ha sostenuto apertamente l’aggressione militare contro l’Ucraina e ha invocato sanzioni più severe contro i Paesi occidentali. Anche la sua presenza suscita sdegno.

 

Il Codice penale svizzero, in particolare gli articoli 261bis e 180, vieta l’incitamento pubblico alla violenza, all’odio o alla discriminazione, così come le minacce di morte o di lesioni. Poiché Matvienko, Tolstoy e Slutsky hanno più volte espresso pubblicamente dichiarazioni che sostengono la guerra e incitano all’odio, la loro partecipazione a eventi internazionali in Svizzera avrebbe dovuto essere vietata, e gli stessi avrebbero dovuto essere arrestati in conformità a tali norme.

 

Invece, la loro presenza a Ginevra è stata resa possibile non solo da un permesso eccezionale di sorvolo (inclusa l’Italia), ma anche dalla decisione della Svizzera di ammettere sul proprio territorio persone soggette a sanzioni, concedendo loro protezione e legittimità, senza alcuna misura restrittiva o investigativa.

 

Chiediamo:

• Una dichiarazione pubblica che spieghi in base a quale fondamento persone sanzionate siano state ammesse nel territorio svizzero e nello spazio europeo.

• Un’indagine per stabilire quale Paese abbia concesso il transito e se vi sia stata una violazione del regime sanzionatorio.

• L’adozione di misure per escludere in futuro rappresentanti di regimi sanzionati dagli eventi dell’Unione Interparlamentare.

• L’introduzione di criteri etici chiari che escludano dittatori e loro emissari dalla partecipazione a eventi sotto il pretesto del "dialogo interparlamentare".

• L’apertura di un’indagine per eventuali violazioni del Codice penale svizzero.

 

Un’indagine sui rapporti tra membri dell’Unione Interparlamentare, governo e parlamento svizzeri, governo e parlamento del Cantone di Ginevra, e i soggetti Valentina Matvienko, Pyotr Tolstoy e Leonid Slutsky, nonché il Cremlino.

 

Siamo convinti che la neutralità non può essere una giustificazione. Le piattaforme internazionali non devono trasformarsi in tribune per chi distrugge città, uccide giornalisti, imprigiona oppositori e avvelena politici.

 

Firme:

1. Future Russia – Switzerland

2. Russie-Libertés, France

3. Lev Ponomarev, human rights activist, president of the Andrei Sakharov Institute, Paris

4. Ilya Yashin, politician, former political prisoner

5. Andrei Pivovarov, politician, former political prisoner

6. Olga Romanova, Rus Sidyashchaya

7. Leonid Volkov, FBK

8. Evgenia Kara-Murza, October 30 Foundation

9. Vladimir Kara-Murza, politician, historian, publicist, former political prisoner

10. Mikhail Savva, Chairman of the Board of the public organization Expert Group Sova, Ukraine

11. Ksenia Fadeeva, politician, former political prisoner 

12. Anastasia Burakova, founder of the Kovcheg project

13. Marina Ovsyannikova, Russian Democratic Club in France

14. Andrey Loshak, journalist

15. Anastasia Shevchenko, member of the Russian Anti-War Committee

16. Gennady Gudkov, Russian politician, member of Free Russia Forum

17. NGO Demokrati-JA e. V. Berlin

18. Natalia Ivanova, Demokrati-JA, Berlin

19. Ksenia Maximova, founder and director of Russian Democratic Society (London)

20. Yuri Nikitin, Chairman & Co-Founder, Freies Russland NRW e.V.

21. Inna Berezkina, School of Civic Education, https://platforma.international, People1st

22. Natalia Morozova, Human Rights defender 

23. Vera Ammer, MEMORIAL Deutschland

24. Olga Proskurnina, founder and editor-in-chief of Most Media

25. Daria Wagner, Chair of Danish Friends of a Democratic Russia

26. Olena Kim, vicepresident of NAU Network Associazioni per Ucraina

27. Antonina Polishchuk, Associaziome dei russi liberi in Italia

28. Alexey Nesterenko, President of La Asociación de Rusos Libres Spain

29. Russi Contro La Guerra, Italy

30. Kārums komiteja - Latvia

31. Katerina Vasilyeva, actress, anti-war activist

32. Andrey Fateev, former deputy of the Tomsk City Duma, Alexey Navalny's headquarters in Tomsk

33. Irina Vesikko, Founder and coordinator of the Democratic community of Russian speakers in Finland 

34. Dmitry Zakhvatov, lawyer. I am on the Russian Federation's list of terrorists. A preventive measure in the form of detention has been chosen - in absentia. 

35. Anton Mikhalchuk, public figure, activist

36. Marina Sotnikova, blogger, journalist

37. Evi Chayka, human rights defender & LGBTIQ activist, EQUAL PostOst

38. Daria Yurishcheva, Animators Against War

39. Anti-War Serbia Community

40. Anti-War Committee in Sweden “Russians Against War”

41. Margarita Kuchusheva, human rights and extradition lawyer

42. Democratic Community of Russians in Cyprus

43. Irina Livadnaya, Russian Refugee Foundation

44. Fatal Flash - Human Rights Advocate; CEO NGO The LGBT life e.V. (Berlin, Germany) 

45. Dmitry Valuev, Russian America for Democracy in Russia

46. Nadia Valueva, Russian America for Democracy in Russia

47. Informbüro n. e. V.

48. Grigory Koshmak, Russian Anti-War Committee in Sweden

49. Elena Kuzmina, Russian-Americans for Democracy in Russia

50. Elena Colombo, President of the Ruci Asile Association, France

51. Dmitri Daniel Glinski / American Russian-speaking Association for Civil & Human Rights (ARA)

52. Evgeny Galitsky - Program Director, Colorado For Democracy In Russia (part of RADR)

53. Evgeniya Manakova/ IT Vendor Manager 

54. Irina Maltseva, Social Educator

55. Ekaterina Glikman, Novaya Gazeta Europe

56. Anatolii Svechnikov, human rights activist, Memorial in Yekaterinburg

57. Mikhail, PhD, software engineer at Google

58. Natalia Pelevina, political activist 

59. Timokhin Fedor, Activist Voice of the South, Korea 

60. Ivan Romanov

61. Fedorov Vladimir . Co-founder of the project “Na Krivoy Koze”

62. Yulia Evdokimova human rights activist, lawyer. InTransit 

63. Nicole Hoefs-Brinker, journalist

64. Ksenia Nazarova, photographer 

65. Leonid Dobrovolskii / Ryska Antikrigskommitten i Sverige

66. Antonina Zemlyanskaya, NavalnyLA 

67. Olga Podolskaya, former deputy of the city of Efremov, Tula region 

68. Sergey Vlasov, Russian Refugee Foundation, President 

69. Ian Livadnyi, software tester

70. Alexander Polev, Russian Canadian Democratic Alliance

71. Aleksei Kasatkin, former municipal deputy

72. Aleksei Postnikov/Social worker/political asylee

73. Sarah Ossipow, translator 

74. Maria Mikaelyan, Comunità dei Russi Liberi (Italy)

75. Tatiana Vorozheeva

76. Stanislava Romanovskaya

77. Yuri Kuchin

78. Anna Yuzhakova, freelance journalist

79. Maryana Trofymova - Ukrainian Activist

80. Iurii Rusakov / Russian Refugee Foundation

81. Aleksei Burnashev, Russian America for Democracy in Russia

82. Anastasia Lukomskaya, artist, FDP member

83. Aleksei Ivanenkov / Russian Refugee Foundation 

84. Anton Eremin / Peace and Human Rights Activist

85. Irina Epshtein, RADR

86. Aleksei Brattsev, sysadmin/Russian America for Democracy in Russia

87. Alina Gnatyshina/ Project leader of the non-profit initiative Museum für alle – supporting the cultural integration of refugees from Ukraine.

88. Irina Savonenko, Russian America for Democracy in Russia, Sacramento 

89. Aleksandr Davidiants. Anti-war activist

90. Rusové v Česku za demokracii 

91. Aleksandr Milov  Russian America for Democracy in Russia Sacramento

92. Eugene Nasyrov, Navalny's Team Germany 

93. Svetlana Koshkareva, Database "Nuremberg Trials 2.0 Canada 

94. Irina Medvedeva, civil activist, human rights defender

95. Vladimir Cherkasov, student/Université Paris-Saclay 

96. Mariia Solenova, VšĮ Action4life, Lithuania 

97. Irina Ignateva. Russian America for Democracy in Russia Sacramento

98. Svetlana Slavkova 

99. Yulia Zaporozhtseva, Russian America for Democracy in Russia/New York

100. Ivan Kamnev, Russian America for Democracy in Russia

101. HKO Port Nadziei, Kraków Poland

102. Vitaly Chebanov Activist of Russian America for Democracy in Russia Sacramento

103. Alexander Elikhin, member of Initiative FoReDi, Finland

104. Tatiana Iullo

105. Elena Chebanova Russian America for Democracy in Russia Sacramento

106. Oleg Popovsky, programmer

107. Svetlana Pisareva, Historian, (M. A.), Russian America for Democracy in Russia 

108. Evgenia Rogers 

109. Alexey Karachevsky, activist Queer Asylum: FI

110. Vladimir Danilchenko

111. Natalia Stashkevich

112. Vladimir Danilchenko/RADR Chicago

113. Elizarova Julia, Russian America for Democracy in Russia, Chicago

114. Valeria Stasiuchenok - logistics worker

115. Anton Belyansky, psychologist, activist. Committee 2024

116. Mariia Kuchmenko

117. Aleksandra/ Coordinator of Feminist Anti-war Resistance in Korea

118. Alexandr Glushchenko, Russian America for Democracy in Russia (Chicago) 

119. André Klarsfeld, Deputy Secretary General of "For Ukraine, for their freedom and ours!"

120. Denis Pedyash, Chicago

121. Dmitrii Biriukov/ Dmitry Biryukov

122. RADR in San Diego

123. Elisabeth Godart, Psychoanalyst

124. Tatyana Shishkina, Activist

125. Ivan Shishkin, Volunteer of Nawalnys Team Deutschland

126. Andrey, Unemployed

127. Andrej, Marketing Manager

128. Yulia Taran, Vice President of the Association of Free Russians in Spain Rusos Libres

129. Jérôme Palfi, Comité Ukraine Genève

130. Oleg Klimenchuk activist/RADR

131. Ponomarev Oleg: volunteer, political refugee

132. Elizaveta Litvak, scientist

133. Nikita Smirnov, ACF Volunteer

134. Nikita Smirnov, FBK Volunteer

135. Maryna Lvovska, Ukrainian Cultural Front DC

136. Ekaterina Astafeva

137. Sergei Godovalov Designer

138. Andrei Paramonov, Russian America for Democracy in Russia

139. Natalia Nikushkina

140. Dmitri Daniel Glinski , organizer of human rights initiatives / American Russian-speaking Association for Civil & Human Rights (ARA; Managing Director) 

141. Antoine Lebrun, retired railway worker

142. 'Voice of Reason' movement

143. Vadim Krimsky, FBK Volunteer

144. Yulia Dimitrov

145. Diana Norkina

146. Korshunov Sergei 

147. Sergei Korshunov 

148. Valentina Chemeris, Russian American for democracy in Russia 

149. Vladimir Zeng, volunteer and activist

150. Vladislav Snegovoy, pensioner

151. Eduard Gorshkov, repair technician, 4Wall Entertainment 

152. Mark (Russi Contro La Guerra)

153. Valentina (Russi Contro la Guerra)

154. Oleg Shalagin

155. Elena Lazarenko

156. Evgenii Khokhlov

157. Oksana Khokhlova

158. Natalya Reznik 

159. Nata Lyubavskaya, founder and author, Help for Political Prisoners 

160. Sergei Silaev, BTA

161. Yulia Morozova, university lecturer, volunteer at Navalny's headquarters in Rostov-on-Don 

162. Katalina Kivinen, secretary / Vuoksi Ry

163. Valery. Pensioner.

164. Maxim Ponomarenko, business owner 

165. Evgeniia Ponomarenko, CNA

166. Elena Tikhonova, entrepreneur

167. Victoria Ivleva, photographer, journalist, volunteer

168. Matvey Zalutskiy, student

169. Sofia Kalinina — Team Navalny France volunteer and Youth Democratic Movement Vesna supporter

170. Yana Brednikova from Team Navalny in France

171. Natalia Arno, Free Russia Foundation

172. Olga Babina, RCDA

173. Raisa Boiko, Interpreter, Hope Harbor Society

174. Vadim Dudarev / Independent Activist/ Volunteer for Russian America for Democracy in Russia

175. Iuliia Smirnova 

176. Konstantin Kosov (Deputy of peaceful Russia)

177. Iaroslav Revenko

178. Free Russians e.V., Germany

179. Anastasia, working in Ibis

180. Andrey Otradnov, activist / Hope Harbor Society

181. Stanislav Livadnyi

182. Tatiana KareLina , Hope Harbor Society

183. Stanislav Livadnyi, Russian America for Democracy in Russia

184. Alena Andreeva / Alena Andreeva 

185. Yuri Gutsu

186. Ilia Rakov, engineer

187. Dmitry Bykov, self-employed

188. Natalia Markova 

189. Andryukova Kristina, Former medical worker, anti-war activist, political immigrant

190. Morozkina Ekaterina 

191. Oleg Brzhezovskii.

192. Liubov Nekrasova 

193. Roman Goncharuk 

194. Elena Ten, Russian America for Democracy in Russia

195. Vadim Narseev

196. Kim Andrey 

197. Vladimir Nechaev, coordinator of Navalny's team in the Netherlands

198. Anna Bourova, Svoboda Alliance NSW, Australia

199. Kirill Ivanov Russian America for Democracy in Russia

200. Ilya Oblasov, Hope Harbor Society, USA, FL

201. Natalia Laer

202. Alexey Ionkin

203. Sylvie Rollet, President of Pour l'Ukraine, pour leur liberté et la nôtre

204. Florent Murer, President of Kalyna

205. Andrei Baranov 

206. Oleg Orlov, Co-Chair of the Memorial Human Rights Center, former political prisoner

207. Denis Dubrov

208. Anna Turubchuk Auditor

209. Alexandr Vlasov

210. Jean Dethex - CEO

211. Alexey Akulov

212. Christina Riek, Memorial Deutschland e.V.

213. Elena Sidorenkova, anti-war activist

214. Olga Trushkina

215. Association "For Ukraine, for their freedom and ours!" (This is a group name)

216. Pierre-Alain Tissot

217. Marianna Shkurko, independent researcher in exile

218. Nikita Kirillov, chairperson of Initiative FoReDi

219. DENIS MALYGIN RADR

220. Evgenii Liamin, co-founder, Emigration for Action

221. Kashirina Olena

222. Karen Andreasian, Hope Harbor Society

223. Anna Vinogradova /active citizen

224. Catherine Hatinguais, Translator

225. Stepan, scientist / University of British Columbia

226. Artem Tiurin, activist

227. Aleksandra Breivold/SmåRådina for demokrati i Russland (Norway)

228. Ilya Gilmanov, film director

229. Judith Jorda (educator)

230. Julia Gerasimova / art historian, Netherlands

231. Evgeniia Garbuz, freelancer

232. Daria Serenko, coordinator of the Feminist Anti-War Resistance

233. Lolja Nordic (Lyolya Nordic), activist, artist

234. Svetlana Makhokhey, announcer

235. Anastasia Niedegger, political activist

236. Viktoriia Bondarenko

237. Marina Okhrimovskaya, www.forall.swiss

238. Nina Volokhonskaya. Navalny LIVE

239. Tatiana Alieva

240. Natalia Bogatyreva, PhD student / University of Basel

241. Ilya Litvak

242. Fem-community of Serbia (This is a group name)

243. Serebrennikova Irina, freelance Prospera Talent Agency

244. Ilya Maïzel, sociologist

245. Sergei Antonov, Committee – 2024

246. Gero Ugryumova, President of the Iskrv Association

247. Marina Zagorodneva

248. Kurt Elena, activist "İstanbul for Ukraine"

249. Larisa Kruzhalina Fofanova artist

250. Roman Dubrovsky, psychologist

251. SALVIA Marc Chef d'entreprise / Buro Services

252. Leonid Kuznetsov, IT

253. Julia Fröbel

254. Wenzinger Elena

255. Claude BUFFIERE association Avenir Franco Ukrainien

256. Ivan

257. Aleksandra Zavolokina

258. Konstantin Seliverstov, film director

259. Volga Kass.

260. Igor Chervinsky, PhD-researcher in sociology (Neuchâtel, Switzerland)

261. Elena Yagozinskaya pensioner

262. Anastasia Sorochenko, veterinarian

263. Aleksei Nikiforov. Hope Harbor Society Miami USA

264. Nikita Makarov, Rulehti.fi

265. Vadim Antipov

266. Aleksei Grigorev self-employed

267. Maksim I. Independent anti-war journalist /Institute of Reputation of the Republic of Sakha Yakutia/Board of Z-Shame of Yakutia

268. Nickolay Turov

269. Vadim Romanchuk, entrepreneur

270. Géraldine Cerf de Dudzeele, psychanalyste

271. Future Russia, Darina

272. Ekaterina

273. Alexander Schavkan

274. Elizaveta, scientist

275. Kosimov Akmal / activist

276. Olga Aleksandrova

277. Rémy instituteur retraité

278. Maksim Mikhailov

279. Ksenia Larina, journalist, blogger

280. Fabre Camille, ecrivaine

281. Yakov Pavlov, private citizen

282. Никита Воронков, активист / «Российская солидарность в Бельгии»

283. Alexander Rhatushny ak

284. Ignas Rabochiy

285. Sergey Sergienko

286. Mikhail Zhukovsky, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

287. Olga Shkolina

288. Andrei Meleschkin, Software developer

289. Ramona Meleschkin, Teacher

290. Artem Fenkin just a human

291. Dmitry Khmersky/IT

292. Karolina Glianenko

293. Anna Shneyder

294. Egor Soloviev, independent citizen

295. Polina Pastak, sociologist

296. Manfred Spalinger, Archivar

297. Valeria Pavlova

298. Comité Ukraine Vaud

299. Freies Russland NRW e.V.

300. Efim Khesin, activist, Düsseldorf

301. Juli Krotova (Yulia Krotova)/American Russian-speaking Association for Civil & Human Rights (ARA)

302. Aleksandr Krotov (Alexander Krotov)

303. Svetlana Shtab

304. Olga Ignatieva

305. Julia Prykhodjko, Assistentin

306. Patriots of Russia

307. Vladimir Okopnik

308. Mariia Krasnoselskikh, artist

309. Line Defert retraitée

310. Natalia Karlsen / Smårodina

311. Nikita S. Miami

312. Ivan

313. Irina Iashkova, private person, New York

314. OLENA Cherenkova, refugee Ukrainienne en France

315. Fomina Alena

316. Ershov Denis Federal Party

317. Mikhail Tamm, physicist

318. Andrey, anti-war Russian

319. Peter Volkov, SRE engineer.

320. Elena Iaroshenko

321. Igor Georgievskiy, physician

322. Alexandra N. Leontieva, PhD, translator / teacher

323. Alexander Dubrovsky

324. Xenia, Journalistin

325. Danila Maslov, Professor Visitante, Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto, Brasil

326. Stefan Sawinow

327. Almira Faizova, business manager

328. Natalia Freudenberg, Forum of Free Russia

329. Ognen Bacarija

330. Daniel Thüler, Journalist / Präsident Verein Friends of Novaya Gazeta Europe

331. Irina Agarkova, PhD, Scientist

332. Anya Nazarova

333. Alex K., Musician

334. Anna Shajdenko Künzi, mathematician

335. Media Partisans

336. Franziska Kail, student

337. Raya Payen

338. Ivan Semenyuk, engineer

339. Gerasimov Mikhail, activist, "Strategy 18 in Vilnius"

340. Natalia Solianik

341. Urs-Martin Künzi

342. Ilya Aleksin / Investigative blogger, project "Tyumen - a rich region"

343. Natalia Kovyliaeva, activist, political scientist

344. Samozvantsy (Imposters) Club 

345. Yelena Petrukhina

346. Natalia Kovyliaeva, activist, PhD student, University of Tartu

347. Anna Petrova, Logistics specialist

348. Lora Brehm, Bibliothekarin

349. Elena Vasilevskaia, activist

350. Alexander

351. Alina

352. Marina

353. Elena Walter, attorney of the St. Petersburg Bar Association

354. Ekaterina Antonova/ programmer, activist

355. Anton Lukyanov, anti-war activist / Loimaa Against War / Loimaa sotaa vastaan

356. Natalya Wälti

357. Elena, privat Person

358. Preobrazhenskaya Tatyana, anti-war activist

359. Anna Sobol, actress

360. Irina Hofmann

361. Igor Savchuk, Software Engineer

362. Michail Maiatsky, independent scholar

363. Loimaa Against War, Finland (This is a group name)

364. Sviatoslav Parshikov, Loimaa Against War, Finland

365. Martin Graham / architect

366. Evgenii Prokopenko, activist

367. Evgeny Enikeev human rights activist, journalist

368. Liliya Polenov

369. Nikita Levkin, YDM Vesna

370. Nadezhda Koloteva-Levine, lecturer, University of Kent, UK

371. Maria Dolmanova

372. Dr. Alena Dekhtyareva/ Environmental engineer

373. Ekaterina Merakerli, Smårådina. Teacher

374. Alexey

375. Igor Ivanov, professor

376. Irina Klimina

377. Dmitry Sattarov, Graphic designer for Ukraine support groups, California, USA

378. Vitaly Popov

379. Lidiya Nikitina. Self-employed.

380. Dudin Sergey

381. Anna Zheltova, mathematics teacher

382. Gulnaz Timirova

383. Aleksei Zharkov Mechanic Auto Boutique LLC

384. Marat

385. Peter Arkadiev, linguist / University of Potsdam

386. Vasilisa Poltarina

387. Gordeev Aleksandr Gennadievich

388. Vera Baldova entrepreneur

389. Enrico Maria De Toma Avvocato

390. Kostina Alena. Volunteer.

391. Pol

392. Aleksey Sergeev / volunteer

393. Sander Atta

394. Leo / IT

395. Andrey Ushatinskiy, director

396. Richard Brady, Chairman, British legal centre

397. Aliona Kozushkina, software engineer and volunteer

398. Mariia Pirovskikh/ artist

399. Andrei, actor

400. Ekaterina Karanaeva

401. Natalia Bulatova, teacher, Quality Schools International

402. Sergey, representative of Russian civil society

403. Olga Mogish, software engineer

404. Luisa Doplicher, translator

405. Dayrin, ordinary citizen

406. Alex Vashkevich, Association RAZAM.CH (Switzerland)

407. Yvon JOSEPH-HENRI professeur retraité

408. Yuri Galle, lawyer, human rights activist

409. Liliya Dyachenko, enseignante à l'Unité de russe, Université de Genève

410. Buée Emmanuel

411. Svetlana Bakumenko, Aktivist

412. Alexander Kerner. Deutsche Staatsangehöriger.

413. Tatiana Valica, MD, MEd, MSc. Retired physician, Moldova

414. Valeriia SHCHELKUNOVA

415. Ognen Bacarija

416. Marie Babey

417. Timofey Ilyushin independent journalist

418. Evgeny Alexeev, musician.

419. Feminist Antiwar Resistance

420. Anna Shnayder

421. Aleksandr Kulbatskii

422. Elizaveta Muravyova, pensioner

423. Nataliia Makarkina, SLOVO citizens of Russia in Slovenia against russian military aggression

424. Yana Prokofyeva

425. Nikolay, Russian IT expat in Europe

426. Aleksey Nazarov, coordinator of the "Alliance of Heterosexuals and LGBT for Equality"

427. Diana, refugee from the Russian Federation in Madrid

428. Danel Bron

429. Malik Aliev, Physicist

430. Anna Khasis, sales specialist.

431. Sergei Sementsov, activist

432. Antoine Arjakovsky/Plateforme de la mémoire et de la conscience européenne, Paris

433. Maxim Reznik - co-founder of EuroPiter and participant of AKR

434. Ivan Kuznetsov, programmer, volunteer

435. Navalny Antwerp Group 

436. Maria Dandarova/IT specialist

437. Kira Fomina, designer

438. Pavel Sulyandziga, President of The Batani Foundation

439. Lela Besidskaya

440. Ekaterina Kotsar

441. Kirill Kowalski, student

442. Daria Kovalevskaia

443. Yanina  I am retired

444. Yakovleva Tatiana

445. Evgenii Bedrin

446. Anastasiia Shapoval

447. Smirnov Dimitri. Conference guide

448. Nikita Niderkvel, Doctor

449. Popov Vitaly, responsible citizen of Russia

450. SmåRådina: for democracy in Russia (Norway)

451. Alena Nevsky, journalist

452. Jérôme Hugon

453. Georgy, lawyer

454. Paula Gapo

455. Aleksandr Khmelev, priest of the Association of Christian Eucharistic Communities, LGBT and civil activist

456. Marina Skalova, writer and translator / Marina Skalova, writer and translator

457. Anyuta Wiazemsky Snauwaert, artist

458. Ian Livadnyi

459. Ekaterina Smirnova

460. Galina Stücklin

461. Lutaev Nikita, Hope Harbor Society

462. Alena Lutaeva, Hope Harbor society

463. Andrey Groshev, activist

464. Aymeric Demay, venue administrator

465. Geyer Mark psychologue

466. Christiane Rochard

467. Vishnyakov Dmitry, political prisoner remotely

468. Kornei Mudrov - Emigrant from Russia, openly speaking out against war and authoritarianism

469. Yulia Lapina, Russian Solidarity

470. Ivan Vostrikov, former coordinator of Navalny’s Tyumen headquarters

471. Ilia M. political emigrant

472. Anastasiia Voronovsky

473. Roberto

474. Ivan Litvinov. Activist

475. Wilputte Brigitte, chercheuse

476. Evgeniia Romanova Charlotte for a Free Russia Activist

477. Elena Galkina, logist

478. Alex, developer

479. Mar Savitsky, artist, performer

480. Anna Yuzhakova

481. Josiane Hay, Academic

482. Anna Berbeneva/Russian America for Democracy in Russia, Sacramento

483. Alena Kaigorodova

484. Evgenia Rumenko, self-employed

485. Vitaly Kirichenko

486. Olga Runeva, photographer

487. Vitaly Dekhtyarev / Automation engineer

488. Ekaterina Chernyakova, musician

489. Maria, lawyer, Action4Life

490. Alex K., Musician / Heim Church, Norway

491. Ksenia Dubinina

492. Natalya Romanova, pensioner, Norway

493. Sofya, artist and student

494. Ruslan Alibaev

495. Rinat, warehouse worker

496. Korolev Ilya, lawyer

497. Kira Reshetova, IT

498. Grey Boltachev, physicist / RAS

499. Alla Lutsenko, Interprète Traductrice

500. Vadim Anufriev, accountant

501. Timofey Bugayevsky, member of the Association of Free Russians

502. Natalya Lebedeva

503. Aleksandra Smolina, artist

504. Vladislav an activist from Russia

505. Starikov Sergey Romanovich. Photographer

506. Vera Volna, MTÜ Volna with Ukraine to Victory and Prosperity

507. Yuri Belov, student Åbo Akademi (Finland)

508. Igor Filippov, Left Socialist Action

509. Media “Poluchitsya” / Media “Achievable”

510. Anton Potapov / IT specialist

511. Sergei Tsukasov, politician

512. Marion Ferme

513. Dario Lopreno, Genève, Syndicat des services publics SSP/VPOD

514. Pascale Engel

515. Vladyslav Sliusariev / Ukrainian refugee, former scientist, artist

516. Anna Khofman, Ryska Antikrigskommittén i Sverige

517. Andrej Alekseenko

518. Elena Bruttin-Firsova

519. Tatiana Egorova, researcher

520. Sergey Sergienko

521. Elena Kostenko / RADR Volunteer

522. YULIA MAMONTOVA AKTIVIST OF HOPE HARBOR SOCIETY

523. Igor Sokolov

524. Ilia Morozov actor

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