Transfer the mockery

The organizers of the Moscow rally against the "Yarovaya Law", which was planned to hold the Yauz gate on Tuesday evening, canceled the event. This was announced in his blog by the initiator of the action Leonid Volkov.

The decision was made after the judge of the Tver District Court of Moscow Denis Ivanov acknowledged the refusal of the metropolitan city hall to agree on the rally.

As the lawyer of the Corruption Fund, Ivan Zhdanov, who represented the interests of the organizers, said on his Twitter, officials in the court said that for the time appointed for the rally, the prefecture of the Central District of Moscow agreed to support the adoption of the Human Law "On Responsible Continuing of Animals".

Now the organizers intend to submit a new notice to the city hall - this time on August 9th.

Initially, the mayor's office agreed on a rally, having achieved from the organizers of the transfer of the action from the Slavic Square to the Yauz gates and the reduction of the planned number of participants from 2 thousand to 1 thousand. However, on July 22, officials withdrew the approval , citing the fact that the change in the site of the action was certified by the signature of only one of the three official organizers.

Those delivered new paper to the city hall, and having met the terms provided for by current standards. Then the officials said that another action was already agreed on the Yauz gates.

Meanwhile, in 11 other cities of Russia, shares against the "Yarovaya Law" will be held on Tuesday. In Kazan, Ufa, Yekaterinburg and Novosibirsk, coordinated rallies will be held in Sochi, Saratov, Syktyvkar, Kurgan, Barnaul - agreed pickets. In St. Petersburg and Krasnodar, where officials refused to coordinate rallies, shares are planned in the form of a folk gathering.