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Lol, you know when you are turning into North Korea when you voluntarily quit from: 
Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms,
the European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism,
the European Charter of Local Self-Government,
the European Social Charter. :D
Weren't they kicked out?  Withdrawing after you've been banished seems stupid and childish. >

You're fired
NO I QUIT >

A lesson from Trump-tard? >

Russia retroactively revokes its recognition of human rights 10 months after commencing war crimes >

Funny enough, is that they are now "on par" with China, North Korea... And amazingly, this is ~~denting~~ eroding the wet dreams of the Xi Pooh Ping to create the "Silk Road Initiative"...
The best signal that Ruzzia is losing, is that Chinese officials are now calling Putler "crazy"... like one year late. Hopefully we make politicians remember this when they start making "friends" with China again. >

As long as 'Xi Pooh Ping' isn't supplying 'little Czar puti' with weapons under the table/back door? >


Putin approves Russia's withdrawal

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from Council of Europe agreements

D: >

I had this exact response. Such a bummer! >

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This is his legacy.. he is going full tilt at being a cunt. >

Hey! Do not insult cunts. They are warm, feel good and serve a very important purpose. >

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2! Ah, ah, ah! >

"I love to ****." >

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Article 19
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. The State guarantees the equality of human and civil rights and freedoms regardless of sex, race, nationality, language, origin, material and official status, place of residence, attitude to religion, convictions, membership of public associations, or of other circumstances. All forms of limitations of human rights on social, racial, national, language or religious grounds shall be prohibited.  

Article 20
.1. Everyone shall have the right to life.
Article 20
.2. Capital punishment until its complete abolition may be established by federal law as an exclusive form of punishment for particularly grave crimes against life, and the accused shall be granted the right to have his case examined by a court with the participation of a jury.  
- Constitution of Russia >

Just curious, is it illegal in the constitution of russia to start a war and thats why it's called a SMO? In which case, as all the citizens know it's a war, putin is guilty and can be imprisoned?
Russian Constitution seems meaningless as the court system is completely corrupt. How else can you convict someone of "discrediting the army" by calling this massive war, a war? Or holding a blank piece of paper, or singing a Ukrainian song or even can you believe it wearing a blue jacket with yellow shoes. Someone recently arrested for putting flowers on a Ukraine monument in Russia after many innocent children killed in apartment bombing. Meanwhile they released murderers after 6 months service in illegal PMC Wagner. No justice in Russia. Laws just for show and suppression. >

Wagner will be legalized, they talked about it few days ago. 
Legalizing means state will take over their business, replace with corrupt management and bankrupt it. >

Putin breaks own law for years and when his own people start to pay attention, just changes the law. Still did the crime. 
Meanwhile a Russian civilian was convicted of "discrediting the military" even though the social media post in question was posted before the law was introduced.
Russians are so blind. They are all prisoners soon to be recruited into the grinder for putins imperial ambitions. >

As if they would have abided by them… >

Right? I, too, didn't understand the point of it, as, internally, they do whatever they want anyway. >

bye bye russia, like we do give a damn….the sad thing is that the russian people for decades after his death will suffer from what this idiot is doing now….. >

Russia repeated that cycle a few times now. They keep producing these emperor wannabes who envision dumb things and drag the whole country further into hell. There may not be any recovery for them. >

Not just Russia. Germany did it. France did it. Heck Spain almost did it. 
It’s just old school world domination not able to compete with globalization anymore. >

Well they learned their lesson Russia on the other hand didn't >

Putler is putling russia right into the stoneage. >

Oh yes. They want to introduce capital punishment as a deterrent for men to avoid mobilisation.
That prevented it. Now it doesn't. >

Russia shouldn’t be a member of the muppet fan club, much less any respected or even disrespected international organization >

That's fine.  No one will really miss you leaving. >

Don’t let the door hit you on the way out, cunt. 💩🇷🇺 >

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On Tuesday, 17 January, Russian President Vladimir Putin submitted a draft law to the State Duma on the termination of international agreements of the Council of Europe with respect to the Russian Federation.
Details: The draft law provides that the international agreements concluded by Russia and the Council of Europe will be considered invalid from 16 March 2022.
The Secretary General of the Council of Europe stated that under international law, Russia is still obliged to comply with ECHR decisions passed against it.


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Isolation, Russian isolation, first you take a plastic bag, then you put it on your head, go to bed, wake up dead... >

Good riddance to bad rubbish >

Good riddance >

Does anyone else notice his eyes. >

This probably means more attacks on civilian buildings >

Fucking prick, why can Russians wake up and see how he fucks up the country.