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Protests, Solidarity Action: Caps for a Wheelchair

Published: March 19, 2014
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cepoviCitizens who every day protest in front of the B&H Presidency started a solidarity action: collect plastic caps to be exchanged for a wheelchair.

They call on all those who cannot participate in protests to collect plastic caps of any shape, color or size and to bring them during the time of the protests, from 12:00 – 17:00 every day.

They note that in this way they will give support to the protests but also to an environmental and human action. This action is part of B&H Cap Project aimed at the collection of plastic caps to provide one wheelchair for B&H citizens, but also to invite citizens to ecological awareness and to educate them on the benefits of recycling.

 

 

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