July 13, 2016. The All-Ukraine Orthodox procession, which is heading from the direction of Donbass,from the Svyatogorsk Monastery, came under attack of radicals from Right Sector, an extremist organization banned in Russia, as reports Interfax. As the website of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate reported, a total of 20 nationalists marched in a parallel to the Christians […]
» Read moreJuly 13, 2016. “People judging the Cross procession, above all, demonstrate their extremely low level of legal culture,” – so described the attempts to discredit the religious procession the executive director of the Ukrainian Institute of Policy Analysis and Management Ruslan Bortnik, as reports the Union of the Orthodox Journalists. “On the one hand, we see how an extremely negative […]
» Read moreJuly 13, 2016. On the evening of July 12 young people in camouflage from “the Right Sector” extremist group along with paid activists arranged a provocation during the all-Ukrainian cross procession on the way from Svyatogorsk to Kiev, reports pravoslavie.ru website. On that day the cross procession participants were to walk from Valki to Chudovo and finally reach Poltava. At […]
» Read moreJuly 12, 2016. The head of the analytical center “Third Sector”, political analyst Andrei Zolotarev, spoke out in an extremely negative way on the exacerbation of the negative reaction of part of the Ukrainian society to the All-Ukrainian Cross procession, as reports the Union of the Orthodox Journalists. “This is a game of Ukrainian “party of war,” – says Mikhail […]
» Read moreJuly 11,2016. NGO “Public Advocacy” , non-profitable non-governmental organization which activity is aimed at human rights defense, called to stop publications in mass media, discrediting the Cross Procession, as reports the Union of the Orthodox Journalists. “Publications of mass media journalists which contain discrimination-ridden statements with regard to participants of All-Ukrainian Cross Procession, as well as unverified facts, violate the […]
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