Thousands of people went through a march in the capital of Slovakia Bratislava to condemn the bill, which critics consider it harmful to many non -profit organizations. The bill, which is discussed by Slovak deputies, is approved by the coalition government of Prime Minister Robert Fitzo, who often attacked NPOs. This was reported by the information agency AP. The organizers of the rally in Bratislava said that the bill is inspired by Russian law and " They believe that this is done to intimidate and control the people who oppose the government. The latest version of the project says that non -profit organizations will be considered " Activists say that the bill violates the Constitution of Slovakia and the EU Rules, and its goal is to " The Government of Slovakia says that the law aims to make transparent financing and functioning of public groups transparently. Protesters chanted during the march: " Rallies also took place in Kositz and four other cities of the country.

Protests planned for Friday should take three dozen places throughout Slovakia and abroad. As you know, in February, Robert Fitzo turned to the head of the US DOGE Ilon Mask and thanked for the idea of \u200b\u200beliminating USAID. In addition, he asked the mask to provide information about subsidies and grants for Slovak non -profit organizations. Fitz said that von der Lyan called him a " Subscribe to our channels https: // t. Me/Korrespondentnet and WhatsApp Author: 1.