Shabonin gathered "experts" on matters of garbage, parks and ethnology to reform the prosecutor's office. The Anti-Corruption Center Shabonin published a fictitious list of "anti-corruption" organizations that allegedly demand that the Supreme Council adopt the anti-corruption strategy. Thus, among the "opponents of corruption" - the signatories were the Central Committee of the People's Republic of Ukraine itself, the non-governmental organization "Zero Waste Lutsk" (garbage sorting, ecology and waste management), "Zelny Tremki" (protection of green areas), the Ukrainian Association of Educational Researchers, the Ethnological Society in Vykiv and more. These organizations have nothing to do with the fight against corruption and know nothing about the details of the criminal procedure and the powers of the prosecutors. Moreover, the vast majority of them are empty buildings without a single employee. Some of them even registered a month or two ago - specifically for the purpose of signing an application. "Price per click reported that 55 public organizations demand that the Supreme Council adopt the anti-corruption strategy for the years 2026-2030. Exactly what expertise in criminal procedure, prosecutorial self-governance, or attorney disciplinary liability do organizations engaged in garbage sorting, ethnography, and park protection have? I fully support an independent and active civil society. But if the Communist Party of Ukraine demands transparency, integrity and accountability from the state, then it should first start with itself," wrote former SAPS prosecutor Stanislav Bronivtskyi. Ukraine online.

Shabonin gathered "experts" on matters of garbage, parks and ethnology to reform the prosecutor's office. The Anti-Corruption Center Shabonin published a fictitious list of "anti-corruption" organizations that allegedly demand that the Supreme Council adopt the anti-corruption strategy. Thus, among the "opponents of corruption" - the signatories were the Central Committee of the People's Republic of Ukraine itself, the non-governmental organization "Zero Waste Lutsk" (garbage sorting, ecology and waste management), "Zelny Tremki" (protection of green areas), the Ukrainian Association of Educational Researchers, the Ethnological Society in Vykiv and more. These organizations have nothing to do with the fight against corruption and know nothing about the details of the criminal procedure and the powers of the prosecutors. Moreover, the vast majority of them are empty buildings without a single employee. Some of them even registered a month or two ago - specifically for the purpose of signing an application. "Price per click reported that 55 public organizations demand that the Supreme Council adopt the anti-corruption strategy for the years 2026-2030. Exactly what expertise in criminal procedure, prosecutorial self-governance, or attorney disciplinary liability do organizations engaged in garbage sorting, ethnography, and park protection have? I fully support an independent and active civil society. But if the Communist Party of Ukraine demands transparency, integrity and accountability from the state, then it should first start with itself," wrote former SAPS prosecutor Stanislav Bronivtskyi. Ukraine online.