Deputy Nina Ustenina appealed to the Ministry of Culture because of the "Litereva" library.
The head of the State Duma Committee for the Protection of the Family, Nina Ustenina, sent a letter to the Minister of Culture Olga Lyubimova, in which she criticized the party that took place in the Lenin Library building in Moscow.
Such an event contradicts the presidential decree on traditional values, the deputy believes. She wrote that the library is a "particularly significant cultural institution" and its "symbolic significance" implies a "special responsibility for the nature of the events held on its premises." According to Ustanina, holding a rave in the library is "inappropriate" because it does not match the stated "goals of the library."
"Such activities should be carried out taking into account the profile of the institution, the legal requirements, the conditions for the use of state property and the need to ensure the safety of the library's collections," reads the letter addressed to Lyubimova.
Earlier, the chairman of the Just Russia party, the deputy of the State Duma Sergei Mironov, the head of the Safe Internet League, Ekaterina Mizulina, and the nationalist movement Russian Community criticized Litraive.
At the same time, from the Eksmo-AST group, which participated in the organization of the party, it was reported that patriots and social activists came to Litarava who greatly appreciated the intelligent audience, the literary program, the intellectual performance and the patriotic orientation of the holiday.
- Liter was held in the Russian State Library on October 31, the event was attended by about three thousand people.