Fraza „sunt împotriva partidului de escroci și hoți”, catalogată drept „extremistă” în Rusia. Care este motivul

In Russia, the phrase "party of crooks and thieves" is deemed extremist, leading to a fine for activist Andrei Tarasov. The term, widely used by opposition figures, was linked to Alexei Navalny. Tarasov was penalized for wearing a shirt with the slogan, which was argued to undermine the ruling party's legitimacy. The phrase originated from Boris Nemtsov in 2010 and gained traction through Navalny's activism, especially during protests in 2011-2012. A 2012 survey indicated significant public agreement with this characterization of the ruling party.