"Not to upset": Human rights defenders were banned from asking Putin about losses in Ukraine

On Wednesday, December 7, the annual meeting of the President of the Russian Federation with the Council of Human Rights (RPL) of Russia - was given to Human rights activists not to put Putin by Vladimir Putin about the loss of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine. About it with reference to sources writes the edition "Land".

The journalists noted that last month, the opponents of the full-scale war of the Russian Federation were excluded from the RPL, and instead supporters of "special operation", such as a propagandist militarycore, were adopted there. RPL Chairman Valery Fadeev met several times with Kremlin representatives to approve the topic of the future meeting.

According to the interlocutor of the publication, Fadeev forbade the members of the RPL Putin to ask questions that, in particular, concern: to exclude the above topics to the members of the Council, that "not upset the president", the source of journalists said. At the same time, the question of the mobilized and their provision of the source was called "dangerous", noting that it is possible to speak on the subject with Putin only "very carefully".

In addition, the media became known that one of the members of the RPL plans to ask the President of the Russian Federation about the recruitment of Russian prisoners by "Wagnerians", however, according to the publication, it is unlikely to be allowed to do so.

At the same time, the members of the RPL were recommended to ask Putin again about the end of mobilization so that he again confirmed it against the background of the information that is spreading in the media, a new wave of a set of soldiers to participate in the war against Ukraine.

The participants of the meeting were also recommended to raise issues on ecology, sanctions against the Russians, the "abolition of Russian culture in the West, refugees, volunteering and the law on the ban on the propaganda of LGBT in the Russian Federation. We will remind, earlier this month Putin signed a law that forbids rallies near buildings of state bodies, higher education institutions, schools, hospitals, churches and other objects.