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In early August, it was announced on the Facebook page of the sexual minority movement that pink masks would be distributed to protesters and philosophical reflection on the safety of the individual and society would become famous.
On Wednesday another initiative was shared: they requested cheaper train tickets for those going to Kaunas.
We are pleased to announce that, together with the organizers of “We are everywhere – Kaunas Pride”, we have submitted an application to the Lithuanian Railways and the Minister of Transport and Communications Marius Skuodis to create opportunities for cheaper and more convenient travel until the 4th of September. Kaunas Pride event by train. It is gratifying that the strategic company LTG has included values such as human rights and environmental protection in its social responsibility program.
We believe this is a great opportunity to run a social responsibility program and make it possible for more people to attend an event that is crucial for human rights, to make it cheaper, more convenient and more environmentally friendly. We believe that both the Minister of Transport and the LTG will value our request positively, all the more so since such actions already exist. At the meeting in Kaunas on September 4 ”, announces the political organization Momentum Vilnius on the social network Facebook.
It is also added here that due to the cheaper tickets, the organizers of the march also have a call to the long-distance carriers and the “Kauno bus”.
“What is happening in Kaunas” recalls that the municipality did not grant permission to organize LGBT marches in the city center for reasons of safety of the participants; Initially, the three proposed routes of march were rejected. The organizers of the march immediately declared that they would appeal this decision in court, the complaint was finally presented by the union on May 1.
July 29 The court started the union’s complaint on May 1 against the decision of the Kaunas municipality not to grant permission to organize marches on any of the routes proposed by the three organizers. A three-judge panel on July 30. decided that the municipality before September 1. it must coordinate the route of the march in Laisvės Alley and cannot prohibit the peaceful gathering of citizens.
Eglė Andriuškienė, deputy director of the Kaunas municipality administration, asked the news portal “15min” if he intended to appeal against the court ruling, saying that “it is a judicial decision, and the courts act on behalf of the Republic from Lithuania.
The Kaunas Pride march is scheduled for September 4.
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