Free-party organizers launched a series of “manifestives” between 30 May and 13 June against two proposed bills that they said threatened festive gatherings with severe fines and prison terms. Basta! reported the mobilization and the scene’s defense of collective space, sound culture and freedom to gather. These are organizers’ concerns about proposals, not a statement that the measures became law.
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The free-party manifestives responded to proposed restrictions, not laws already enacted.
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Organizers opposed two bills and warned about potential penalties.