Residents of Yaroslavl opposed the construction of a mosque on the street. Builders.
At the end of April 2015, residents of Yaroslavl sent an appeal to the governor of the Yaroslavl region and the mayor of the city protest against the construction of a mosque in Dzerzhinsky district on Builders street.
" We - indigenous residents of the city of Yaroslavl - do not need another concentration camp for guest workers nearby. The situation with migrants in the city is heated to the limit and it is necessary to introduce a visa regime, and not to do additional allowances towards covert aggression. Criminogenic situation worsens due to the huge number of aliens, constant harassment of a sexual nature towards women and children, drug trafficking, weapons and burnt alcohol, protection of gaming halls, raider seizures and slave trade, rudeness and rudeness - that's what thrives due to the lack of elementary control and full capacity of state structures like the Federal Migration Service and others. We need respect for the citizens of Russia - Yaroslavl in particular - respect for our culture and heritage ,” the text of the appeal says.
Under this text More than 1,500 people have put their signatures.
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