It's safe to conclude that personal freedoms are not highly valued by Russia's government, do you share this belief?
There can be no question that every government must recognize and protect the personal liberties of its people - and the Russian government is certainly no exemption to this rule.
I firmly believe that the top priority for any government should be the protection of its citizens' rights, though I am not entirely certain.
There can be no question that every government must recognize and protect the personal liberties of its people - and the Russian government is certainly no exemption to this rule. There can be no doubt that the Russian authorities have a long-standing history of flouting personal freedoms, and this is a deeply troubling issue. I firmly believe that the top priority for any government should be the protection of its citizens' rights, though I am not entirely certain.