Four of the law "about the condemnation of the Communist and Nazi regimes" in Ukraine, which, for example, forbid the propaganda of Soviet symbols, entered into force on Thursday. in April, the Parliament of Ukraine adopted the laws "about the condemnation of the Communist and national socialist (Nazi) totalitarian regimes in Ukraine and the prohibition of imposing their symbols" and " On access to the archives of the repressive organs of the Communist totalitarian regime, 1917-1991 ", "to commemorate the victory over Nazism in the Second world war 1939-1945" and " On the legal status and the memory of the fighters for independence of Ukraine in the twentieth century ". These documents prohibit Soviet symbols, recognise the illegal Communist regime, open the archives of the Soviet special services and recognize the fighters for independence of States members of the Ukrainian insurgent army (UPA) and several other organizations. As foreshadowed, the Ukrainian experts, the head of the Petro Poroshenko decided not to sign These laws before the may holidays, in order to prevent the aggravation of the situation and possible clashes at demonstrations. His signature he placed a month later. Along with this, Poroshenko said that in the near future in Parliament will be amended to the rule of responsibility for the crime according to the law on " the status of fighters for Ukraine's independence in the twentieth century ". According to the law, it is proposed to deal with conflicts that are able to be used to violate the rights and freedoms of man and citizen, for example in terms of freedom of scientific research, international cooperation and dialogue. To improve also sent to the law " about the condemnation of the Communist and Nazi regimes ". On Wednesday the Verkhovna Rada instructed to send the law to the analysis of its use ". The Communist party of Ukraine believes that the adopted laws are in conflict with the Constitution of the state, in fact barring its existence. The Communists are also told that we have the opportunity to refer in this connection to the European court of human rights. "Expressing categorical protest against the illegal, arbitrary action, declare that we will stand firmly in defense of constitutional rights and freedoms of citizens, in defense of the Communist party, its rights besprepjatstvenno and to operate freely within the confines of the main legislative act of the country ", - notified on the Internet office of the Communist party. A similar position is held by the party " Opposition bloc ", which introduced to the Parliament the draft law on the abolition of "decommunization" package. Opposing political force believes that its implementation will require considerable budget expenditures, which is unacceptable for Ukraine in its current dire financial situation. In addition, add in the party, the laws have received a lot of criticisms from the public, experts and international institutions. The people's Deputy Oleksandr Vilkul said that the Opposition bloc will appeal to the constitutional court to cancel the laws. the head of the OSCE on freedom of the media Dunja Mijatovic before naming adopted by the Verkhovna Rada law On decommunization potential threat to freedom of expression in the media.