Nationalism, Religion, Immigration, Law and Citizenship in Russia - Présentation orale

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[...] Nationalism, Religion, Immigration, Law and Citizenship in Russia - Présentation orale Russian nationalism is, before-hand (avant toute chose), the pride (la fierté) and promotion of Russia's culture, history and identity. It can be found in the daily life, with, for example, sports or any international events, but more specifically on the political stage. Nowadays (de nos jours), Russian nationalism is rising (augmente). It comes from several factors: the humiliation that followed the end of the Soviet Union, the conflicts with geographic neighbors (voisins), and the economic crisis. [...]

[...] Russia's court system is divided in three: constitutional (responsible for any cases related with the Constitution), ordinary (for civil and criminal cases) and commercial, arbitration (handling cases in the business sector). The Constitutional court of Russia is completely independent. Russia has a federal act, regulating citizenship of Russia. To get it, one has to live in the country (meaning they need to have a private invitation from a Russian citizen) and submit all administrative documentation. When one's applying, they first get the temporary citizenship, and need to stay in the country for two years in order to get the permanent residency. [...]