Shary, Olga Alekseevna

Olga Alekseevna Bondarenko was born on March 25, 1989 in Kiev. In 2011, she graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (political science, faculty of philosophy) . In the same year, she began her journalistic career in the Internet editions “Facenews” and “Gloss” ^{[7] [8] [9]} .

In 2013, she became engaged to the journalist Anatoly Shariy in the European Union . As of 2019, married ^[2] .

The chief editor of the site is Sharij.net. Co-founder of the Sharia Party ^[10]

The first ten of the Sharia Party list was included under the second number. ^[eleven]

According to the CEC, for the past five years, as of 2019, he has been living in Ukraine, has a higher education, is temporarily unemployed, non-partisan, lives in Kiev, has no criminal record, is included in the electoral list under number 2. ^[12]

If he gets into the Verkhovna Rada, he is going to bring to account the "old" politicians, control the new government, and make the parliament more open to voters. ^[13]

In the parliamentary elections of July 21, 1919, founded by Olga Alekseyevna Bondarenko (Shary) and Anatoly Shary , the Sharia Party gains more than 2% and will receive money from the state, depending on its outcome. The party will receive these funds within 5 years. According to the law "On Prevention and Combating of Political Corruption" ^[14]

Journalism

In 2013, in the midst of Euromaidan, Olga Bondarenko wrote articles for From-UA. In 2014, she collaborated with The Kiev Times and Correspondent ^[15] .

In 2018, she opened her channel on YouTube , which in September 2018 totaled about 200,000, and in July 2019 - more than 330 thousand subscribers ^[16] .

In 2017, she applied for membership in the Independent Media Trade Union of Ukraine, but 5 out of 7 members of the commission opposed her entry, arguing that her “public statements do not comply with the organization’s statute”. A month later, Olga Shariy joined the European Union of Journalists and became a member of the International Federation of Journalists ^{[17] [18]} .

Since August 2018, it began to periodically appear on the air of NewsOne TV channel ^[19] .

In September 2018, she took part in the roundtable “The Right to Freedom of Speech and Opinion in Ukraine: Threats and Opportunities”, organized at the annual meeting of the OSCE by the human rights movement “Successful Country” of the former Minister of Revenue and Duties Alexander Klimenko ^[20] .

At an OSCE conference in Warsaw on September 11, Olga Shariy stated that all journalists in Ukraine were attacked and humiliated by the authorities. Olga Sharii told how a journalist from Sharii.net was abducted by two unknown men in 2017 on the main street of Kiev. She was dragged into a car and taken to an unknown destination. Later it turned out that they were employees of the Security Service of Ukraine. In February 2018, her colleague was also the victim of an attack on protests. Representatives of the radical organization S-14, which quite recently burned a Roma camp in Kiev, surrounded the correspondent and began to threaten her. And in June 2018, the journalist of the Sharia publication was attacked and poured an unknown chemical liquid into her face. ^[21]

In 2015, during the detention of Gennady Korban identified in the hallway of the assistant to the governor, the painting of the artist Tamara Lempitskaya “Andromeda” worth $ 8 million ^[22] .

In 2018, she published a video from the Courchevel resort in France, where freelance presidential adviser Yuri Kosyuk ordered bottles of Dom Pérignon to the anthem of Ukraine ^[23] .

In June 2018, together with her husband Anatoly, she published documents on interrogations of Ukrainian activist Gennady Afanasyev (which he had refused during the 2015 judicial proceedings because of the use of torture to obtain them), containing testimonies of Gennady against Oleg Sentsov (who was starving at that time ^[24] ) ^[25] . 112 Ukraine and NewsOne, who participated in the coverage of ^{[26], were} criticized for violating journalistic standards ^{[19] [27] [28] [29]} . The topic caused significant resonance in the Ukrainian media; some of them stated that this was a biased work aimed at making the Sentsov case “ambiguous” ^{[27] [28]} .

In June 2018, she published videos of the cutting down of the Carpathians and landfills in the reserve ^[30] . Local media drew attention to the investigation and turned to the region’s authorities for comment ^[31] . Svaljava foresters said that the information is not true, but rather. about. Gankovitsky forestry acknowledged that garbage is a sore subject, because people throw garbage all the time, and this is the problem of "people, not ours."

In August 2018, after the release of the next political prisoner, Alexander Kostenko, Olga Shary published an investigation in which she showed that Kostenko was arrested in 2014 by the Security Service of Ukraine. Kostenko and his comrade Krasnov had a weapons depot discovered in the apartment and, according to the SBU, Kostenko and Krasnov pretended to be Maidan activists, but in fact acted in the interests of the Russian special services and wanted to launch a terrorist attack ^[32] .

In November 2018, Olga Shariy published her own version of the murder of the deputy of the Kherson Regional Council, Yekaterina Gandzyuk . The journalist drew attention to the fact that the attack on Gandzyuk occurred on the same day as the assassination of a veteran of the ATO from Berdyansk, Vitaliy Oleshko, nicknamed “Sarmat”. The murder of activists, according to Shariy, could be two links in the chain of conflict around the division of the forest in the Kherson region ^{[33] [34]} .