Police, right wing movement oppose Pride Parade

Police Union of Serbia and right wing movement Dveri have held a joint meeting and called on LGBT representatives to give up on the announced gay Pride Parade.

Source: Beta

Thursday, 22.09.2011.

15:48

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Police Union of Serbia and right wing movement Dveri have held a joint meeting and called on LGBT representatives to give up on the announced gay Pride Parade. They pointed out in a statement that the Pride Parade organizers would that way show awareness of security risks, understanding of traditional values and social responsibility. Police, right wing movement oppose Pride Parade The Police Union of Serbia and Dveri have announced they will request from the state organs to ban the parade if the LGBT organizations decided to go through with it. “We believe that holding of the gay parade unnecessarily jeopardizes public law and order, security of property and exposes citizens and police officers’ lives to danger. The moment the parade is being held is burdened with vulnerability of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, security risks in other parts of Serbia, difficult social and economic situation and political instability in the country, the region and the world,” the Police Union of Serbia and Dveri stated in the joint statement. They also called on ruling and opposition parties’ leaders to take political responsibility and take their stance regarding the parade so they would not shift the responsibility to police and citizens who opposed the Pride Parade. The Police Union of Serbia pointed out that all police officers shared the Serbian citizens’ fate regarding social problems they were facing, adding that they worked in difficult conditions and that they did not want to be any social groups or lobby’s Praetorian Guard. Dveri called on the citizens who opposed the holding of the gay Pride Parade to do so in a peaceful and nonviolent way and to avoid clashes with police.

Police, right wing movement oppose Pride Parade

The Police Union of Serbia and Dveri have announced they will request from the state organs to ban the parade if the LGBT organizations decided to go through with it.

“We believe that holding of the gay parade unnecessarily jeopardizes public law and order, security of property and exposes citizens and police officers’ lives to danger. The moment the parade is being held is burdened with vulnerability of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, security risks in other parts of Serbia, difficult social and economic situation and political instability in the country, the region and the world,” the Police Union of Serbia and Dveri stated in the joint statement.

They also called on ruling and opposition parties’ leaders to take political responsibility and take their stance regarding the parade so they would not shift the responsibility to police and citizens who opposed the Pride Parade.

The Police Union of Serbia pointed out that all police officers shared the Serbian citizens’ fate regarding social problems they were facing, adding that they worked in difficult conditions and that they did not want to be any social groups or lobby’s Praetorian Guard.

Dveri called on the citizens who opposed the holding of the gay Pride Parade to do so in a peaceful and nonviolent way and to avoid clashes with police.

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