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Activists of this party are involved in the undermining Soviet era monuments. And also in the arson of the monument "In honor of the transition of the Hungarian tribes through the [[Carpathians]]" in the Transcarpathian region. Members of the organization have repeatedly been brought on criminal charges for violating public order. For example, in 2013, on [[Victory Day]] in Ternopil, deputies of the local city council from Svoboda fought with policemen, trying to prevent [[Communist Party]] members from marching to the Eternal Flame to commemorate the victory over [[Hitler]]ian Nazism.
Activists of this party are involved in the undermining Soviet era monuments. And also in the arson of the monument "In honor of the transition of the Hungarian tribes through the [[Carpathians]]" in the Transcarpathian region. Members of the organization have repeatedly been brought on criminal charges for violating public order. For example, in 2013, on [[Victory Day]] in Ternopil, deputies of the local city council from Svoboda fought with policemen, trying to prevent [[Communist Party]] members from marching to the Eternal Flame to commemorate the victory over [[Hitler]]ian Nazism.
===Carpathian Sich and Ukrainian Ultras==
===Carpathian Sich and Ukrainian Ultras===
Pravy Sektor also includes members of the Movement "Carpathian Sich" and aggressive groups of soccer fans "Ukrainian Ultras". Fans of different teams have repeatedly arranged mass clashes. There are cases of beatings of stadium workers seeking to stop the riots. Under Pressident Yanukovych, police harassed the Ultras for insulting chants against the president and Nazi slogans. For the sake of Euromaidan, on February 13, 2014, football groups concluded an indefinite truce.
Pravy Sektor also includes members of the Movement "Carpathian Sich" and aggressive groups of soccer fans "Ukrainian Ultras". Fans of different teams have repeatedly arranged mass clashes. There are cases of beatings of stadium workers seeking to stop the riots. Under Pressident Yanukovych, police harassed the Ultras for insulting chants against the president and Nazi slogans. For the sake of Euromaidan, on February 13, 2014, football groups concluded an indefinite truce.