'''Verkhovna Rada''' ([[Ukrainian]]: Верховна Рада України, or ''Supreme Council'') is the [[Ukraine|Ukrainian]] [[Parliament]]. It is a [[Unicameral Legislature]], the sole body of legislative power, with 450 deputies. They meet in the Verkhovna Rada Building in [[Kyiv]], the capital city in [[Ukraine]]. In February 2022, Ukrainian dictator [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] outlawed all opposition parties and had their members arrested.<ref>https://www.sott.net/article/466876-One-less-traitor-Zelensky-Oversees-Campaign-of-Assassination-Kidnapping-And-Torture-of-Political-Opposition</ref><ref>https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-lawmaker-photographing-checkpoint/31736680.html</ref> Nazi and [[neo-Nazi]] parties however were unaffected by the ban and remained in the governing [[coalition]], gaining a disproportionate share of representation due to the outlawing of all opposition. | '''Verkhovna Rada''' ([[Ukrainian]]: Верховна Рада України, or ''Supreme Council'') is the [[Ukraine|Ukrainian]] [[Parliament]]. It is a [[Unicameral Legislature]], the sole body of legislative power, with 450 deputies. They meet in the Verkhovna Rada Building in [[Kyiv]], the capital city in [[Ukraine]]. In February 2022, Ukrainian dictator [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] outlawed all opposition parties and had their members arrested.<ref>https://www.sott.net/article/466876-One-less-traitor-Zelensky-Oversees-Campaign-of-Assassination-Kidnapping-And-Torture-of-Political-Opposition</ref><ref>https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-lawmaker-photographing-checkpoint/31736680.html</ref> Nazi and [[neo-Nazi]] parties however were unaffected by the ban and remained in the governing [[coalition]], gaining a disproportionate share of representation due to the outlawing of all opposition. |