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The Central Election Commission of Chuvashia refused to register Russia’s first application for a referendum on the prohibition of the mandatory system of QR codes, informs “7×7” with reference to lawyer Vyacheslav Medvedev. According to him, the representatives of the commission did not allow members of the initiative group to attend the meeting on the issue of the referendum, citing their lack of QR codes.
The refusal to register with the election commission was justified by the fact that in Russian laws there is no concept of “QR-code” and this makes it impossible to correctly perceive the issue of the referendum. The commission added that the activists incorrectly registered the place of residence of the members of the initiative group, writing only the numbers of houses and apartments without decoding the numbers.
Vyacheslav Medvedev called what happened in the election committee “shame” and said that colossal political pressure was exerted on the CEC.
On November 25, the Supreme Court of Chuvashia will also consider a claim against the head of Chuvashia, Oleg Nikolaev. The 12 plaintiffs who signed the document claim that Nikolaev infringes on the rights of those unvaccinated from coronavirus.
Residents of other regions are also protesting against the introduction of the QR code system. Protest action in Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk region came out about 300 people. And in Volgograd, opponents of QR codes broke in into the building of the Rospotrebnadzor administration and disrupted the work of the department, requiring officials to comply with the new coronavirus restrictions.
Experts from the Society of Evidence-Based Medicine (SDM) published a statement in which they opposed the introduction of QR codes. According to them, there is no scientific evidence from comparative studies confirming that the use of passes will actually reduce morbidity and mortality. At the same time, the introduction of passes with QR codes violates human rights and can lead to segregation.
In addition, the introduction of passes can create additional conditions for the appearance of queues or crowding, for example, at the entrances to shopping centers, which will contribute to the active spread of the virus. SDMX also believes that the pass system will affect the development of corruption and the “black market” where the relevant documents will be sold.
The use of QR codes has caused an increase in social tension in Kazan. During the first morning of operation, the system from the transport was landed more than 500 passengers. This was accompanied by conflicts that led to disruptions in traffic.
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