28 members of the Estonian parliament were instituted change to the constitution, as The right to vote of Russian citizens is being challenged, which may result in the status of residents of the country and take part in local elections.
As reported by ERR, at the meeting of the Riigikogu on Monday the head of the faction "Vitchizna" Khelir-Valdor Seeder presented a bill on introducing changes to the constitution, which is – to grant the citizens of the third countries, as well as those without the majority, the right to vote in local elections.
"Almost six factions of the Riigikogu, which represent a clear majority of the parliament, supported the reduction of the right to vote adyan of Russia. But words alone are not enough. Before the local elections, less fate was lost, and it is necessary for the deity of Shvidko,” – Seeder said.
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000In addition to the bill “Vitchizna”, which has already passed its first reading and introduces changes to the Law on elections before local self-government elections, deputies will advocate making changes to the constitution. > < p>"Based on the stated formulas, the right to vote in elections to the local authorities will be reserved only for the citizens of Estonia and those powers under which the international treaty has been ratified Riigikogu”, – denoting Seeder.
"The recent investigation, recorded by the State Chancellery, showed the need for further action, leaving 38% of Russian citizens in Estonia and as many as 52% of Russia’s war against Ukraine was not condemned with insignificant enormity. Such people are not to blame for playing roles in the praised decisions that affect the life of Estonia,” – having added the head of the faction.
The second discussion about the right to vote of the citizens of Russia will be discussed in open session of the Constitutional Commission.
Prepared by: Nina Petrovich