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Russia's Supreme Court has ruled that a school unlawfully refused to allow a student to continue education after ninth grade, stating that successfully completing general education is not grounds for expulsion.
Russia's Supreme Court has annulled the registration of the Yabloko party for the autumn parliamentary elections, citing alleged copyright infringement in the use of campaign materials.
Hundreds of teenagers gathered outside Russia's Supreme Court as it heard a lawsuit to revoke the Yabloko party's registration for State Duma elections, with a police officer addressing the crowd about draft offices.
Russia's Supreme Court has upheld a decision to bar the Yabloko party, the country's only anti-war political party, from participating in upcoming parliamentary elections. This move effectively removes any legal anti-war opposition from the ballot amidst the ongoing conflict.
Russia's Supreme Court will conduct its first comprehensive review of lower court rulings on AI-related cases to establish unified legal guidance across the country.
Russia's Supreme Court has designated the human rights organization Memorial as "extremist," a move experts describe as a new level of repression in the country.
A Russian couple owning property in Finland is attempting to sue Finland in a Russian court. Russia's Supreme Court is handling the case, where the couple demands Finland purchase their house and plot and compensate them for emotional distress.
Russia's Supreme Court has disqualified the Yabloko party from September's Duma ballot, making their election campaign a major political story. Despite having only 4,000 members, 8,000 people have applied to join the anti-war party in the last two weeks.
Russia's Supreme Court has disqualified the anti-war party Yabloko from participating in elections, citing issues with copyright, campaign financing, and a ChatGPT image. The UN has called on Russia to allow the party to contest the parliamentary elections.
Russia's Supreme Court has barred the opposition Yabloko party, the only anti-war party, from participating in parliamentary elections. The decision has drawn criticism and is seen by some as a sign of the Kremlin's nervousness.
Russia's Supreme Court has designated the hacker groups 'Cyber Partisans BY' and Silent Crow as 'extremist organizations' following a request from the Prosecutor General’s Office.
Russia's Supreme Court has submitted a bill to the State Duma that would decrease prison sentences for acquiring and storing large quantities of drugs without intent to distribute.
Russia's Supreme Court has declared Memorial, a traditional human rights organization that previously won the Nobel Peace Prize, an extremist organization.
Russia's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by the former owner of Domodedovo Airport to overturn a state seizure, which occurred last June after an arbitration court ruled the owners were foreign residents.
Russian opposition politician Lev Shlosberg has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for speaking out against the war in Ukraine. This comes as Russia's Supreme Court also upheld a ban on the opposition Yabloko party from participating in elections.
Russia's Supreme Court has banned the Yabloko party, the only significant anti-war party, from participating in the upcoming State Duma elections. This decision effectively removes the party from the parliamentary ballot, raising concerns about political repression.
Russia's Supreme Court in Moscow has barred the liberal Yabloko party from participating in the upcoming Duma election. This decision follows calls from prominent opposition figures for public support of the party.
Russia's Supreme Court upheld the terrorism conviction of Daghestani journalist Abdulmumin Gadzhiev, along with the sentences of Kemal Tambiev and Abubakar Rizvanov, who were convicted alongside him.
Russia's Supreme Court has officially labeled a major LGBT organization as "extremist" and subsequently banned its activities. This decision is seen as part of a broader crackdown on LGBT rights in the country.
Russia's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal and affirmed a 16-year prison sentence for 68-year-old dissident Alexander Skobow, who was convicted of 'justifying terrorism' and involvement in an organization deemed extremist.
Russia's Supreme Court has designated an anti-war committee, founded by prominent opposition figures in exile after the 2022 Ukraine invasion, as a terrorist organization.