site.btaBulgaria Did Not Allow Anti-Democratic Lukov March - Prosecutor General

Deputy Foreign Minister Kostadin Kodzhabashev accepted Friday a declaration "Against Hatred that Divides Us," signed the previous day by 20 non-governmental organizations in Bulgaria, the Foreign Ministry said on its website.  The Mayor of Sofia,

The Embassy of Israel in Bulgaria strongly urges the Bulgarian authorities to prohibit the holding of Lukov March that is planned to take place on February 25.

The Shalom Organization of Jews in Bulgaria and representatives of another 17 non-governmental organizations have initiated and signed a declaration "Against Hatred that Divides Us," prompted by nationalists' plan to hold their annual Lukov March.

The US Embassy stands with the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry in opposing the Lukov March, the US Embassy in Bulgaria wrote on their official Facebook page. "We join our allies and partners in the diplomatic community, political parties, and civil society in denouncing the vitriol and hatred of the march representatives. We must all come together to oppose hate speech in all forms, antisemitism, discrimination, and calls to violence," the post reads.

The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry issued a position against the planned holding of the so-called Lukov March, the Ministry said on Tuesday.

Continue the Change and Democratic Bulgaria will categorically oppose the planned holding of the so-called Lukov March and any other form of neo-Nazism and pro-Fascism in Bulgaria, Continue the Change's press centre stated Wednesday. They also said