The Lithuanian Sejm forbade Soviet symbols
Sickle and hammer. Image from the site creative.ru The Lithuanian Sejm forbade the use of Nazi and Soviet symbols during rallies, pickets, demonstrations and other public events, RIA Novosti reports. Corresponding amendments are made to the Assembly Law. We are talking about flags, coats of arms, badges, uniforms with the image of a swastika, a sickle and a hammer, stars and other characters, portraits of leaders, and performing hymns. The law was initiated by Lithuanian conservatives.