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Programme Documents
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|  The Russian United Democratic Party YABLOKO
All-Russia
Public Political Organisation Yabloko
YABLOKO’s Political Platform Adopted by the 15th Congress of the party June 21, 2008
Yabloko:
Eight Years Advocating Democracy and Human Rights
THE DEMOCRATIC MANIFESTO
Moscow, December 22, 2001
We, the citizens of Russia, have joined the Russian Democratic Party
Yabloko (RDP Yabloko) to work by legal means to establish in Russia
a contemporary law-based social state, form an effective market
economy and emerge a civil society. |
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Russian Democratic
Party YABLOKO
The YABLOKO party was founded in January 1995 on
the basis of a coalition created for the 1993 parliamentary elections.
The YABLOKO electoral bloc obtained 4.2 million votes at the 1993
elections. The faction consisted of 27 deputies sharing the platform
of the liberal-democratic opposition....
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YABLOKO'S
10th anniversary
Press release, October 21, 2003
An electoral bloc "Yavlinsky-Boldyrev-Lukin", created by a team
of like-minded people with their own ideas about the reforms needed
in Russia, was registered 10 years ago.
Resolution
"Good Governance - The Liberal Agenda"
51st Congress of Liberal International
Budapest, Hungary, March 21-23, 2002
On
the terrorist attacks in America
Liberal International,
London, September 12, 2001
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Address to the President of the RF Vladimir Putin
The Yabloko Association, The 9th
Congress, October 28, 2000
Most respected Vladimir Vladimirovich,
For many years Yabloko association
has been preoccupied with the resolution of one of the most acute
problems of Russian society – the problem of military reform. Four
years ago the first President of Russia, Boris Yeltsin, promised
Russian citizens that from 2000 onwards our army would be built
on a contract basis, and that the military conscription system would
be a relic of the past. His words remained mere words.
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To a 10 year anniversary of the "500 Days"
Programme
A
Modern Assessment of the “500-Days Programme”
A.G.Sushkevich, expert of the Apparat
of the Yabloko faction
August 10, 2000
Soviet Economics: Out With the Old And in With… What?
The Wall Street Journal, by
Peter Gumbell-- Staff Reporter of The Wall Street Journal, December
20, 1990
MOSCOW – Hidden behind a high concrete
wall on the southern edge of Moscow is a cluster of dachas for the
Russian government elite. Cooks serve up meals three times a day,
while maids deliver wicker baskets of the best sausage, cheese and
vodka for snacks. Chauffeur-driven black Volga sedans stand ready
to whisk the pampered residents to town. |
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The Yabloko Association. The 8th Congress. Resolution
No. 116
July 9, 2000 Moscow
On the Democratic Coalition |
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Open Letter to the Plenipotentiary Representative
of the President of the Russian Federation in the North-West Federal
District V.V. Cherkesov
Respected Vladimir Vasilievich,
I learnt with surprise and anguish
from publications in the press that the building at Petrosvskaya
Naberezhnaya, dom 2, was chosen as ther residence for the Plenipotentiary
Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the
North-West federal district. |
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Agreement on Measures for creating a coalition of
the political public organisations the Union of the Right-Wing Forces
and Yabloko
June 21, 2000
June 21, 2000 The political public
organisations - the Union of the Right-Wing Forces and Yabloko -
proceeding from the need to consolidate democratic and liberal forces
in Russia, combine efforts to strengthen fundamental common values
in Russia – civil society, a market economy and law-governed state,
have agreed to the following. |
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The situation in Russia has become increasingly tense.
Declaration of Grigory Yavlinsky,
head of the Yabloko faction in the State Duma
November 9 1999 |
The situation in Russia has become
increasingly tense. There are hundreds of thousands of refugees
in the Northern Caucasus; there is the threat of a wide-scale partisan
war in winter, an increase in civilian casualties, and the provocation
of conflicts between the military and the civil leadership of the
country owing to unclear political prospects in Chechnya all this
becomes a serious factor behind political destabilisation. |
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Building on Stones Rather than Sand
By Sergei Mitrokhin, Deputy of
the State Duma of the Yabloko faction, Deputy Chairman of the Committee
for Local Self-Government
November 17, 1999
Yabloko has consistently advocated
a union between Russia and Byelorussia. At the same time we have
our differences with other political parties (the CPRF, "Our
Home is Russia" and others) over the form and strategy of the
integration of Russia and Byelorussia.
We consider the following three positions
to be of utmost importance:
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