Justice Ministry Warns NGO Over Foreign Funding

14 December 2012 | Issue 5035

The Moscow Times

The Justice Ministry has sent a warning to the Saratov branch of the No to Alcoholism and Drug Addiction NGO in connection with new legislation forcing all foreign-funded NGOs engaging in "political activity" to register as "foreign agents."

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