On August 11, a session of the Lutsk City Council began amid protests by picketers — market workers and residents of buildings, reported a correspondent of the Western Information Corporation. \n \nResidents of the buildings demand an end to unauthorized construction on the territory of children's playgrounds. They believe that such construction, without agreement with the residents of the buildings, is money laundering rather than improvement of the territories. \n \nWorkers of the Old Market demand that order be restored and their rights be respected in the conflict with the consumer cooperative. \n
Lutsk residents demand an end to construction on playground areas
Society · 15:26 09.03.2011 Let's defend the right of public organizations to transparent state grants!The Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine refuses to continue developing the draft Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine "On Approval of the Procedure for Conducting a Competition to Determine Programs, Projects (Measures) Developed by Public Organizations, for the Implementation of Which… | |
Society · 22:42 28.12.2010 In Volyn, there is a need to build new Ukrainian-Polish border crossing points!Visits abroad and assessment of the operation of crossing points According to the survey results, 55% of respondents make trips abroad to the Republic of Poland or other European Union countries. The majority of those who travel outside the country – 41.5% – make such trips once every few years, 17. | |
Society · 21:53 20.10.2010 LOCAL ELECTIONS THROUGH THE PRISM OF SOCIOLOGY AND PUBLIC MONITORINGThe results of the study were presented on October 20 at the Intermedia Consulting information agency by Olha Aivazovska, chair of the board of the OPORA Civil Network, and Iryna Bekeshkina, director of the Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation. The survey was conducted from October 3 to 15, 2010. | |
Society · 08:30 20.10.2010 After conducting an expert survey, OPORA identified the main problems of Lutsk and ways to solve themFrom October 1 to 8, the regional representation of the Civil Network "OPORA" conducted a survey of 32 experts - representatives of business, media, education and public organizations. |