Constitutional court dismisses appeal regarding the validity of a law on the protection of the state against foreign influence.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the appeal filed by the applicant against the validity of the law concerning the protection of the state against foreign influence. The applicant argued that the law violated constitutional principles regarding freedom of speech and the separation of powers, while the state contended the measure was necessary for national security. The court upheld the law's constitutionality, ruling that the legislative intent to safeguard state sovereignty did not infringe upon protected fundamental rights.