The decision must be signed by the president
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Party Russian Union of Latvia intends to challenge the ban, which voted for the Latvian Seim.
Latvia became the second country in the world to ban the use of the St. George ribbon. About this on Facebook reported party Russian Union of Latvia (RSL).
In the message, the St. George ribbon was called “a symbol of the memory of the price at which the fathers and grandfathers won victory in the war against the German fascist invaders.”
“For our part, we will challenge this ban,” the RSL stressed and threatened to publish a list of all those who voted for the bill.
We add that the Seim of Latvia introduced a ban on the use of St. George ribbons during public events on Thursday, November 11.
A corresponding proposal was made by the national association All for Latvia, which is a member of the ruling coalition! – Homeland and Freedom / Movement for the National Independence of Latvia.
The decision is still to be signed by the president.
We will remind, in Ukraine the St.George ribbon banned in May 2017… There is responsibility for wearing it.
It was also reported that to Ukraine did not let a German citizen with a St. George ribbon… He told the border guards in Boryspil that a Russian friend had given him the St. George ribbon.
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