Protest march in Kocani: Our children are gone, but justice must have

Prosecutors, whether our silence, the silence and the sadness of our children, who have been killed, have given you the right to release people who were in custody, and are complicit in the murder of our children, the parents of the victims of the « Pulse » disco were in the drop of « Pulse ».

At 12:00 and 5 minutes, the march participants left the Revolution Park to the mall and the municipal building, and hence the police station, the court and the prosecution in Kocani.

– Does anyone ask us how we spend the days, what it is like to know that the child will never come home again, to see his beautiful eyes, his beautiful smile, to hear him laugh, to wait for another Easter with him. We live to go to the cemetery, to wise with our children, tell them how much they are missing at home – says Julia Zlatkova, whose son suffered in the fire.

He says the protests will continue until justice is satisfied.

– We will continue to go out and remind the leaders of this rotten state that we are here and our last breath will seek justice for all the deceased and the injured on March 16, because we buried our children because of one’s mistakes, because someone was corrupted because he abused his function. Our children are gone, but justice must come to light – Zlatkova said.

Before the municipal building, the parents said they would watch the work of the competent inspection services, and Acting Acting. Mayor Venko Krstevski gave them full support, noting that they would not be lonely in the justice demand, because, as he said, everyone should change the system that is dysfunctional.

At the rally in front of the police station, the families of the victims asked why police officers who were involved in the prosecution’s investigation were released home.

According to the march attendees, the raid was announced prematurely, and police officers present in front of the disco did not help rescue the injured.

Sadness and revolt, the parents of those killed in the tragic fire were also expressed in the court and the prosecution, each mentioning the name of their child and the plans they had for the future.

The protest march ended in the Revolution Park, and the attendees announced that it would be held every Saturday until they received the justice requested for their loved ones.