Minsk City Executive Committee authorized the march and rally on Freedom Day
Minsk City Executive Committee authorized the march and rally on Freedom Day on March 25.
This was reported by a member of the organizing committee Viktor Ivashkevich.
Gathering of the participants will be at 13.30 on the Academy of Sciences. From there they will go down the street Surganova to Bangalore square, where the meeting is scheduled at 15.00 .
"Meeting in the Minsk City Executive Committee was held, where in the beginning, I took part, and then Vladimir Kolos and Alex Marochkin. Minsk Executive Committee gave approval both for a march, and for protest. All was satisfied, as we had requested. Today, at 17 o'clock the extended organizing committee with the participation of leaders of political and public organizations is going to meet. Tomorrow at 12 o'clock in the office on Kuhlman street 4 will be a press conference, where we will tell you about what will happen in the event. But most importantly, the march and rally are permitted. Also, there will be no obstacles to the use of national symbols", Viktor Ivashkevich told Radio Liberty.
This was reported by a member of the organizing committee Viktor Ivashkevich.
Gathering of the participants will be at 13.30 on the Academy of Sciences. From there they will go down the street Surganova to Bangalore square, where the meeting is scheduled at 15.00 .
"Meeting in the Minsk City Executive Committee was held, where in the beginning, I took part, and then Vladimir Kolos and Alex Marochkin. Minsk Executive Committee gave approval both for a march, and for protest. All was satisfied, as we had requested. Today, at 17 o'clock the extended organizing committee with the participation of leaders of political and public organizations is going to meet. Tomorrow at 12 o'clock in the office on Kuhlman street 4 will be a press conference, where we will tell you about what will happen in the event. But most importantly, the march and rally are permitted. Also, there will be no obstacles to the use of national symbols", Viktor Ivashkevich told Radio Liberty.