British and Belarussians Protest Against "Bloody Bonds"

Protest actions are held in London in front of the London Stock Exchange.

British and Belarusians are protesting against "bloody bonds" in front of the London Stock Exchange. One of the organizers of the protests, Professor Alan Flowers of the University of Kingston, demanded to stop financing the dictatorship in Belarus, reports Charter97.org correspondent from London.

At the London Stock Exchange, the Belarusian authorities with the help of Citigroup, Raiffeisen Bank International, Société Générale placed bonds worth 1.25 billion dollars.

London financial institutions should stop the flow of this bloody money to Belarus. It finances the repressions of Lukashenka's regime against civilians.

The next protest against UK financing of the Belarus regime will be on 23rd September 2020 at the Canary Wharf financial center in London, targeted at the banks which facilitated the bonds, including Citigroup and Societe General.

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