In the complaint addressed to the Supreme Administrative Court the Young Communists also asked about the postponement of the validity of the Czech Communist party membership steadily shrinking ...
Third of girls 'have self-harmed' ...
Largest number of children since 1993 born in CzechRep last year ...
CzechRep to decide on possible Russian radar controls - PM ...
Anti-communist rebel Milan Paumer honoured by prime minister ...
Czechs critical of work of their MEPs-poll ... City Court's ruling, Krajca said. The Interior Ministry dissolved the group in October 2006, pointing to the sentence in its programme documents saying that the association supports efforts at revolutionary ousting of capitalism and installing economic conditions for the future of socialism as a step to the creation of a communist society. The court agreed with the ministry's conclusion that the KSM's programme contradicts the Czech Constitution and the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms and is also incompatible with the fundamental democratic principles. Police first intervened against the KSM in Brno, south Moravia, when they seized its slogans at a May Day demonstration organised by the junior opposition Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KSCM). The same principle due to which the court confirmed the dissolution of the KSM is contained in draft documents the KSCM prepared for its forthcoming national congress that will take place in Hradec Kralove, east Bohemia, this weekend.
It is the ousting of the capitalist system and replacing it with socialism and communism and the lower and higher phases of a just, democratic and humane society. In the Declaration of Socialism the KSCM says it is high time for the society of global capitalism that ensures the prosperity of the minority to the detriment of the rest to leave the scene before its decadent elements cause irreparable damage. The Young Communists consider the dissolution of their organisation an attack on the KSCM and the entire communist movement and criminalisation of the communist ideology. They say that they enjoy the support of thousands of Czech citizens, the organisations of former anti-fascist fighters and partisans and certain Czech political parties. The Chamber of Deputies has also discussed the Interior Ministry's decision on the initiative by KSCM's deputies. The KSM has also received support from abroad. The Young Communists say that they will not give up their activities in the interest of the majority of the Czech young generation and for the sake of socialism. The KSM has organised a petition against the planned stationing of a U.S. missile defence radar base on Czech soil that has been signed by over 160,000 people.
(Ceske Noviny)
more info >>
<< Back