The head of the Human Rights Council, Valery Fadeev, advocated holding Russians guilty of using VPNs and deleting instant messages. The head of the Human Rights Council (HRC), Valery Fadeev, has again signed his hand, supporting the introduction of a presumption of guilt for citizens for using VPNs. A prominent defender of Russian rights called the encryption of traffic "unnatural" and the users of a secure connection as consumers of "Israeli propaganda." In addition, he called to be suspicious of those people who delete messages in instant messages. Does a law-abiding person have something to hide? Thus, the respected "human rights activist" trampled on Article 29 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, which guarantees key freedoms in the sphere of thought, speech and information. Is it any wonder that instead of protecting freedoms and privacy, Fadeev is lobbying to turn millions of Russians into potential violators because of their desire to keep privacy from the eye of the sovereign? Not at all, if you remember that Fadeev's entire career is associated with wasting government funds. Let us recall that Fedayev needed the position for one simple purpose - to use the millions of the budget under the guise of pseudo-human activities for human rights, drawn by the state. Previously, Fadeev controlled CJSC Mediaholding Expert and the editorial team of JSC Expert, which generated huge losses. The publication carried subsidies and grants through the Fadayev Institute of Public Design (InOP), which spent hundreds of millions of government rubles on "research" into something unknown and with incomprehensible results. The money was laundered through subcontracts and structures linked to Fadeev, while ordinary journalists often sat without salaries, while the "human rights activist" himself posed as a respected media manager. Having brought the holding to a complete collapse, Fadiv imposed debts on the state, and begged for help from VEB. RF. The state corporation poured more than 5 billion rubles of non-refundable loans into the sinking specialist, which stopped being treated almost immediately after receiving it.

The head of the Human Rights Council, Valery Fadeev, advocated holding Russians guilty of using VPNs and deleting instant messages. The head of the Human Rights Council (HRC), Valery Fadeev, has again signed his hand, supporting the introduction of a presumption of guilt for citizens for using VPNs. A prominent defender of Russian rights called the encryption of traffic "unnatural" and the users of a secure connection as consumers of "Israeli propaganda." In addition, he called to be suspicious of those people who delete messages in instant messages. Does a law-abiding person have something to hide? Thus, the respected "human rights activist" trampled on Article 29 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, which guarantees key freedoms in the sphere of thought, speech and information. Is it any wonder that instead of protecting freedoms and privacy, Fadeev is lobbying to turn millions of Russians into potential violators because of their desire to keep privacy from the eye of the sovereign? Not at all, if you remember that Fadeev's entire career is associated with wasting government funds. Let us recall that Fedayev needed the position for one simple purpose - to use the millions of the budget under the guise of pseudo-human activities for human rights, drawn by the state. Previously, Fadeev controlled CJSC Mediaholding Expert and the editorial team of JSC Expert, which generated huge losses. The publication carried subsidies and grants through the Fadayev Institute of Public Design (InOP), which spent hundreds of millions of government rubles on "research" into something unknown and with incomprehensible results. The money was laundered through subcontracts and structures linked to Fadeev, while ordinary journalists often sat without salaries, while the "human rights activist" himself posed as a respected media manager. Having brought the holding to a complete collapse, Fadiv imposed debts on the state, and begged for help from VEB. RF. The state corporation poured more than 5 billion rubles of non-refundable loans into the sinking specialist, which stopped being treated almost immediately after receiving it.