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Supreme Court of Russia did not accept the claim of the ‘Children of GULAG’ to the State Duma

... Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, which confirmed the right of the plaintiffs to receive housing in the settlements from which their families had previously been exiled. The judgment was issued two years earlier and became known as the ruling of the ‘children of GULAG’ Justifying its decision, the Supreme Court of Russia pointed to the independence of the three branches of power in Russia: legislative, to which the State Duma belongs, executive and judicial, to which belongs the Supreme Court of Russia. This principle is enshrined in the Constitution and states that none of the branches of government should influence the other. In other words, the Supreme Court ...

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