The Communist party of Ukraine can not fulfill the requirements of the authorities to enforce the law on decommunization as so and have not received any explanation as to how it violates the law, said the lawyer of the Communist party, Suzanne Terzian. the law "about the condemnation of the Communist and Nazi regimes" Prohibiting propaganda of Soviet symbols, came to Ukraine in force at the end of may. The parties were given a month's time, that they should bring their statutes in congruence with the legislative act. The Communist party of Ukraine decided not to change the name and program of the party as required hereunder. Tuesday held the first meeting of the Commission that will test the party, the media and trademarks in congruence with the law on decommunization. The Commission promised in the near future to provide conclusions regarding the compliance of the Charter and program documents of the Communist party of the law on decommunization. "I think the Communist party of Ukraine is unable, for objective reasons, to bring into congruence with the laws of its activity in connection with the fact that we can't get any explanation from either the Minister of justice, nor of other bodies, where we sent an appeal on a question of what kind of violations are in the activities of the Communist party" - quoted Tuesday by the press service of the Communist party of the lawyer of the party. Terzian also said that Tuesday are unable to attend the meeting of the Commission at the Ministry of justice because it simply was not allowed. "In its refusal, the Commission beforehand expressed his opinion on the question of what will further the Commission's decision ", - said the lawyer of the Communist party, adding that the meeting cannot be considered legitimate. Prohibiting propaganda of Soviet symbols, the legislation caused a great resonance in the Ukrainian society, as it has not been clearly written by the boundaries of its use. The government promised to amend the legislation edits and remove inaccuracies. The Communist party of Ukraine demanded to carry out examination of anti-discrimination law, and has stated that it can appeal to the European court of human rights. in the tenth report of the monitoring mission of the office of the high Commissioner of United Nations for human rights notes that the limits associated with a ban on propaganda of Soviet symbols in Ukraine violate international Law in the field of freedom of opinion. before the deputies of the party " Opposition bloc said that appealed to the constitutional court of Ukraine with a petition to repeal the laws of decommunization.