#krivoy rog

[jameechka]

I like drawing them too much ★\⁠(⁠^⁠ω⁠^⁠\⁠ ⁠)

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

Ukraine: Twenty days of underground protests by miners in Krivoy Rog

Half of the participants in the Krivoy Rog demonstrations are women, workers of the iron ore plant

By Olesya Orlenko 

The significance of the underground action in Krivoy Rog, Ukraine, is especially important in view of the forthcoming changes in labor laws. The Ukrainian authorities, which successfully combine nationalism with neoliberalism, are determined to impose a new anti-worker Labor Code on the country. The situation of workers will deteriorate hopelessly if they fail to effectively protest this arbitrariness. And the success of the miners would be an important example in this sense, because their struggle is the struggle of the entire working class of the country.

According to Yuri Samoilov, the most important condition for the success of the current struggle is solidarity, including at the international level. Progressive forces around the world should pay attention to the systemic violation of human rights that is taking place in modern Ukraine, where constitutional norms and international agreements in the field of labor and civil rights, formally signed by Kiev officials, are being violated.

[metallurgia]

krivoy roh palace of culture

[jameechka]

a few Ukrainian cities

(Kramatorsk is so cute as always <3)

[jameechka]

Kramatorsk is so cute:333

[ukrainenews-blog1]

Human rights defender was brutally beaten in Krivoy Rog. Why does the police not work? "Police and prosecutorial arbitrariness in Ukraine". On December 9, 2016, an attack on human rights defender Anatoly Rudenko was made in Kryvy Rih. This is not the first attack. Rudenko accuses law enforcement agencies of inaction.

[metallurgia]

krivoy roh magnetit fields