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Gathering in Vienna to Support Sarajevo Protests for JMB

Published: June 14, 2013
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trg bečOn Stephansplatz in the main square in Vienna, a gathering will be held today to show support to people in BiH who went out on the street to protest for the adoption of a law on the unique master citizen number (JMB).

The gathering is being organized by citizens, Bosnians-Herzegovinians and Austrians, who joined this occasion to show that they support the people in BiH in a calm and dignified manner, and their desire for a better political option.

The gathering was reported to the Vienna police, who lent their absolute support to the organization and ensured the demonstration.

The arrival of hundreds of people is expected.

(Source: Fena)

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