Ministry of Justice doesn’t understand aims of Christian democrats
20.06.2008.
Tags: political parties.
Source: Charter`97.
The organizing committee on creation of the Belarusian Christian Democracy (BCD) has received a letter from the Ministry of Justice saying this public association was denied registration.
The Ministry of Justice says it doesn’t understand “purposes, objectives, goals and methods of the organization’s activity,” “Nasha Niva” reports.
It was the second attempt to register the BCD, the first one failed in December. The Ministry of Justice said the applicants hadn’t explained what Christian values meant and the way the BCD was going to defend them. The BCD founders filed documents for registration in May, but faced denial again.
Dzianis Sadouski, executive secretary of the BCD organizing committee, says “the grounds for refusal are far-fetched again. We are indignant with another denial and will appeal against the decision of the Ministry of Justice in the Supreme Court.”
It should be reminded that the Ministry of Justice denied registration to the “For Freedom” movement for the third time. The official reason is “inconsistency between the mentioned objectives and supposed real activity.”
See also
14.08.2008 Seventh registration denial to Brest oblast branch of Belarusian Social Democratic Hramada
10.07.2008 Youth leader Ales Kalita is drafted to army service despite heart illness
04.06.2008 Draftees are required to tell their political affiliation
03.06.2008 Hrodna: no state registration for Hrodna oblast BSDH branch
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