New Ukrainian governmental hatred of women

Oleksandr Sych, deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine for the neofascist Svoboda party

We already know that the new regime in Kiev (Kiyv), capital of Ukraine, bases itself partly on anti-Semites of the neo-nazi Svoboda party and Right Sector (Pravy Sektor) paramilitary group.

About women’s issues, including rape, the Svoboda party’s views are remarkably similar to their sister party in Britain, the British Nazi Party, euphemistically calling itself British “National” Party.

From Daily Kos blog in the USA:

Fri Feb 28, 2014 at 04:07 AM PST

Sych a liberation hero

The Kyiv Post has published a rundown of the initial appointments to the new government of Ukraine. My sources had been very insistent that the great “revolution” was deeply penetrated by well-organized far-right parties, in particular Svoboda and the Pravy Sektor. While the fairly large center-right party of former boxer Vladimir Klitschko has chosen not to join the new government of Yulia Tymoshenko, Svoboda has stepped up taking several cabinet positions. Here’s an introduction to their new Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, Oleksandr Sych.

Here’s the Kyiv Post on Sych:

“Oleksandr Sych, 49, was appointed deputy prime minister. This Svoboda Party member from Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast had a swift rise since his party made it to parliament. He has made some highly controversial moves in parliament since his election.

One of his legal initiatives was an attempt to ban all abortions, even for pregnancies that occurred during rape, an idea that caused a massive outcry among human rights groups. He also famously recommended women to “lead the kind of lifestyle to avoid the risk of rape, including one from drinking alcohol and being in controversial company.””

From daily The Guardian in Britain:

When a war is going on, the thing that is most easily sidelined is the rights of the marginalised. The provisional Ukrainian government includes figures who have been openly sexist, such as the deputy prime minister, Oleksandr Sych, of the far-right Svoboda party. If these people retain power after the general election on 25 May, the already difficult position of Ukrainian women is likely to get worse.

The American People Don’t Want U.S. Involvement in Ukraine … But Our Government Is Getting Involved Anyway: here.

USA: Arizona pastor: Women in yoga pants are ‘partially responsible’ for rape: here.