The political parties involved in the protests during the days of 6-7 April 2009 claim
that they did not have a spontaneous character and represented a reaction of the youth against
parliamentary election fraud. However, these protests were used by the groups of well-trained
people who incited the crowd to attack state institutions and vandalize them.
The manner in which these actions have been taken and the behavior of law enforcement
bodies has proved eloquently that behind these violent events are special services, and
the actions occurred under well ranking scenarios. All this has prompted many representatives
of civil society and international organizations to adjudicate for prosecution of all those who
violated the legal norms and international human rights, such as the right to participate in
meetings, freedom of speech, freedom of movement, the right to personal security etc.
In fact, these actions and unsociable position of the MAI former leadership have caused
an even greater hostility towards the police in society.