Original sentence: Although supportive of Vladimir Putin, Sirők has said he supports the constitution of Estonia and is not anti-Estonian, only anti-racism and anti-fascist, and has called for the protection of Estonian speakers' rights as well as Russian speakers.He was organizing the "guard" near the Bronze Soldier by sending SMS's offering a pay of 80 Estonian Kroons per hour.His arrest was condemned by International Federation of Human Rights.Mark Sirők (sometimes erroneously spelt Mark Siryk, Mark Sirök or Mark Sirõk; see also ő) is a political activist of the pro-Putin movement Nashi, designated as Nashi "commissar" of Estonia.Source of the money was found to be cash received from Russia
Edited sentence: Although supportive of Vladimir Putin, Sirők has said he supports the constitution of Estonia and is not anti-Estonian, only anti-racist and anti-fascist, and has called for the protection of Estonian speakers' rights as well as Russian speakers.Discrimination of ethnic minorities in Estonia.He is a member of Nashi, an anti-racism youth movement that supports the policies of Vladimir Putin in Russia.He was organising the "guard" near the Bronze Soldier, monument in Tallinn honouring those who lost their lives liberating Estonia from the Nazis, and which Estonian neo-Nazis have demanded be torn down.His arrest was condemned by International Federation of Human Rights and other human rights organisations as evidence of a wider campaign of discrimination against Estonia's Russophone population.Human rights.Mark Sirők (sometimes transliterated from Russian into Mark Siryk, or alternatively Mark Sirök or Mark Sirõk; see also ő) is a human rights activist and anti-racism campaigner in Estonia.Sirők was paying volunteers 80 Estonian Kroons per hour to defend the monument.The right-wing Estonian press alleged that this small sum of money was received from Russia