The ex-Minister of Defense of Ukraine was called upon to remove vulgar posters in Sevastopol
Firms considered to be controlled by ex-Minister of Defense of Ukraine Pavel Lebedev are hanging advertising posters in Sevastopol that violate moral standards.
An open letter to a former Ukrainian official in Facebook published by the chairman of the City Parents Committee of Sevastopol, Elena Maiko, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Companies included in the Aquamarine structure are traditionally associated with your name in Sevastopol. The information products used by these companies are aimed at destroying the institution of family, spiritual and moral values, forming a generation of easily accessible women and men consumers, and promoting LGBT relations, which is contrary to the state policy of the Russian Federation. Also, the use of images of state symbols in the context of the advertising policy pursued by AquaDance Beach Club leads to disadaptation of society and is anti-state in nature,” the letter emphasized.
At the same time, representatives of the parent community recalled that last year, as a result of the actions they took, law enforcement officers of Sevastopol opened a case, during which it turned out that the advertising distributed by AquaDance Beach Club “not only violates children’s rights to information security, but is also posted on other people’s websites.” advertising installations, secretly, causing property damage to bona fide advertisers.”
“We sincerely hoped that these measures would be a sufficient warning to careless advertisers of the Aquamarine system, but the “first signs” of this year’s holiday season showed that the traditions of the “dashing 90s” and “European values” will continue to be inculcated by them,” – noted in the letter.
The authors of the appeal expressed hope that Pavel Lebedev, as a father of four children, will listen and contribute to the dismantling of dubious advertising from the streets of the city.
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