Minister of Justice Konstantin Chuychenko He stated that all of Russian history must be studied "through the prism of interference and foreign influence." He said this сказал At the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum, a separate session was devoted to the topic of foreign interference, Agency reports.

"History must be written and created in such a way that there is no need or opportunity to adapt historical events and the coloring of these events to the spirit of the times," the minister believes.

Chuichenko's speech was devoted to Herzen's emigration, the seizure of all his property and accounts in the country, after which, according to the minister, the writer received Western financing from the Rothschild bankers and began publishing the political magazine "Kolokol."

At the same time, Chuychenko does not object to another foreign influence on the Russian justice system—that of the Taliban. The Afghan Justice Minister, Abdul Hakim Sharei, and the Russian Minister of Justice, were invited to the forum. asked

He was asked to share "crime prevention experience" and "penal innovations." A Taliban representative explained that Afghanistan has created a "purely Islamic system based on Sharia," in which "the rights of every individual are fully protected."

One of the Taliban's "innovations" is the so-called gender apartheid regarding women. "A woman's place is either in the home or in the grave," as experts put it. describe Taliban views.