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7.5. Further work of the CommissionThe Commission shall notify that its work shall not stop with the preparation of this Report and its disclosure. The Commission will continue working until all the citizens illegally prosecuted in the course of events of May 6, 2012 are released; until the authorities stop their illegal activity connected with the events of the 6th of May; until all the negative consequences of these criminal acts are overcome (including the necessity to prosecute the officials involved in crimes and offenses for such criminal and administrative offenses). The Commission is intended to attract the maximum attention of the Russian and the international communities to the events of May 6, 2012 in Moscow, to the cases and proceedings related to these events, as well as to ensure openness and publicity of the proceedings and their impartiality and fairness. The Commission considers it necessary to appeal to the Office of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation and the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation to initiate examination of mass violations of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, international legal acts and Russian law in connection with the events of May 6, 2012 committed by the authorities. Appeals will be officially sent within the next few days. The Commission is intending to apply to the European Court of Human Rights on all the violations of human rights protected by the European Convention which have already been and will be revealed during the further work of the Commission. The Commission is planning to appeal to international bodies (OSCE/ODIHR, the European Parliament, the UN, etc.) in connection with the massive violations of human rights in Russia in the course of the events of May 6, 2012 planned and carried out with extreme atrocity and cynicism. The Russian government has planned trials of the members of the agreed peaceful march and rally of May 6, 2012. Alternatively, the Commission will organize permanent public hearings where the course of these trials will be analyzed, all the evidence will be presented and all the witnesses who the courts will refuse to will be listened to, all the falsifications and procedural violations defined during the trials will be revealed. Hereupon, another report of the Commission highlighting violations in the course of the investigation and litigation will be presented to the Russian and the international community. In conclusion, the members and the experts of the December 12 Roundtable Commission on the Public Investigation of the events of the 6th of May, 2012 express the deepest respect and bring their gratitude to all who gave their stories and expressed their willingness to take part in the upcoming trials. Without this enormous massive of information, the work of the Commission would have been impossible. We have become witnesses of an act of high civil courage that shows that no repressions are able to intimidate the citizens of Russia.
8. Annexes8.1 Annexes to Section 1Statement of Public Investigation of the May 6th Events in Moscow Placed by the Committee of the 6th of May, and by the political party RPR-PARNAS at the session of the December 12 Roundtable, dated 12.12.12 After the protest demonstration on May 6, 2012, severe punitive measures have been taken by the state in relation to dozens of the participants of this peaceful concerted action who were accused of organization, participation and proclivity to mass disturbances. The inquiry is now in progress, many people have been taken into custody, and there appeared first accused persons. Publicly available information regarding the events-related inquiry process and legal proceedings testifies to accusatory character and inadequacy of punishment measures taken, and to complete absence of assessment of law enforcement authorities’ activities which could have actually provoked the conflicts of May 6. Taking into consideration the aforesaid, we, the members of the December 12 Roundtable, initiate a Public Investigation and the Tribunal of Public Opinion regarding the events that took place on May 6, and follow-up consequences, in order to receive non-biased and fair answers to the principal questions relating to the above mentioned events and evaluation thereof:
We find it necessary to mobilize competent persons to gather comprehensive events-related information with its further thorough consideration and analysis. Consideration of the total bulk of data shall be carried out by competent persons with spotless reputation in the course of an open public session. A Working Group has been established to organize the Public Investigation and the Tribunal of Public Opinion. The information in reference to Public Investigation process organization and preparing of the Tribunal of Public Opinion may be found at the official website of the December 12 Roundtable, www.RT12dec.ru, as well as in corresponding mass media. Herewith, we express personal readiness to assist in Public Investigation and the Tribunal of Public Opinion with the aim of developing an adequate and fair public assessment of the May 6 events. Ludmila Alekseeva Mariya Arkhipova Lija Akhedzhakova Igor Bakirov Harry Bardin Mariya Baronova Viktor Bondarenko Dmitry Borko Leonid Gozman Andrey Erofeev Dmitry Zimin Andrey Zubov Sergey Ivanenko Mikhail Kasjanov Grigory Kolyutsky Alexey Kondaurov Mikhail Krasnov Inna Kurtyukova Anatoly Lebedzko Arkady Lyubarev Nikolay Lyaskin Vyacheslav Makarov Konstantin Merzlikin Galina Mikhaleva Boris Nemtsov Andrey Nechaev Grigory Okhotin Natalja Pelevina Andrey Piontkovsky Ilya Ponomarev Olga Romanova Lev Rubinshtein Oleg Rumyantsev Vladimir Ryzhkov Yuri Ryzhov Aleksandr Ryklin Musa Sadaev Georgy Satarov Yuri Senokosov Andrey Smirnov Makhail Sokolov Elena Tikhonova Petr Philippov Earnst Cherny Igor Chubais Liliya Shevtsova Viktor Sheinis Pavel Shelkov Aleksandr Scherbakov Olga Shorina Vasily Shumov Mariya Yablonskaya Eugeny Yasin Irina Yasina Igor Yasulovich |