"Anti-Russian Separatist Movement" with North Caucasian Branches Recognized as Extremist

The Russian Ministry of Justice has added the "Anti-Russian Separatist Movement" and 55 organizations that officials have deemed its structural divisions to the register of extremist organizations.

In particular, these divisions include: Public Organization "Circassian Committee" (Congress); Public Association "Fund "Council of United Circassia"" (The Council of United Circassia); Human Rights Center Ichkeria (HRCI); Public Movement "Ingush Independence Committee"; Government of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria in Exile; World Chechen Congress; Dagestan National Center; Socio-political movement "Caucasian Union".

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