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"The rights of Russians are recognized as undesirable rights on the territory of the Russian Federation." How Russians are reacting to Agora's designation as an undesirable organization.

Social media users are calling today's decision by the Prosecutor General's Office "dancing on the grave of Russian justice."

"This decision is entirely in keeping with the modern spirit of repression, which legitimizes everything that was previously considered illegal and considers the defenders of freedom to be the devil's helpers." — writes Sergey Babinets.

Confession Agoras The organization is seen as an act of revenge for educating people about their rights and getting them out of the clutches of the state.

“There is no free legal profession in a totalitarian country, — she wrote Yana Antonova. Naturally, having dealt with politicians and activists, the authorities turned to human rights defenders and lawyers.”