Tomorrow, deputies will block the rostrum of Verkhovna Rada, if the issue of attacks on activists is not considered

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Tomorrow, on November 6, some deputies are ready to block the rostrum of parliament if creation of a temporary investigative commission to investigate attacks on public activists is not considered by the first question.

This was reported by People’s deputy Mustafa Nayem (fraction BPP).
Nayem noted that tomorrow the parliament should create the Inner Investigation Commission (IIC) to investigate the murder of activist Kateryna Gandziuk and attacks on other public activists.

In turn, the leader of BPP fraction, Arthur Herasymiv, noted that tomorrow the issues of national security and defense are the first issues in parliament. According to him, blocking the rostrum and not addressing these issues «will be positively perceived in Russia».

According to Herasymiv, it is not necessary to consider the issue of creating a IIC first, since tomorrow the Verkhovna Rada is working on a full plenary day.
In response, community activists who were in parliament began shouting that the creation of IIC was also a matter of national security and therefore should be considered first tomorrow.

As reported by The «Journalist», police referred Gandziuk case to SBU, which secretly investigated the case.