Zelensky signed law on de-Sovietization of Ukrainian legislation
The speaker of parliament Ruslan Stefanchuk reported about it on the page on Facebook, informs Censor.NET.
He clarifies that from now on the legislation of Ukraine:
- there is no mention of the "victory of the Great October Socialist Revolution";
- there is no desire to implement "Lenin's ideas of building a communist society";
- no reference to programs developed by the Communist Party;
- there is no priority in the rights of Komsomol members, communists and other "comrades";
- "cleared" almost 1,200 acts of state authorities and administration of the USSR, the Ukrainian SSR (Ukrainian SSR);
- the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has been instructed to do the same at its level in the near future, as well as to develop a new Labor Code, Housing Code and Code of Administrative Offenses.
We will remind, the Verkhovna Rada supported the law "About de-Sovietization of the legislation of Ukraine" on April 21.
