Anti-uranium protesters did not let ex-MP and MP to speak

AKIPRESS.COM - Protesters demanding to stop any exploration and mining of uranium on the entire territory of Kyrgyzstan did not let ex-MP Ravshan Jeenbekov and MP Almambet Shykmamatov to speak.
Jeenbekov asked a microphone to deliver a speech, but the crowd did not let him to do so. The protesters said they are the ones who decide whom to give a microphone.
The protesters also told MP Almamnet Shykmamatov, who showed up at the rally, to bring a signed law banning uranium in Kyrgyzstan before making any speeches.
The protesters demand the Parliament adopt relevant bill banning development of uranium on the entire territory of Kyrgyzstan and President Sooronbai Jeenbekov to sign it into law. They also demand to revoke all 35 previously issued licenses for geological exploration, mining and processing of uranium, prosecute those who issued the licenses, and stop intimidating and prosecuting the environmental activists advocating for uranium ban.
The protesters also demand to immediately stop any insinuation about benefits from exploration and mining of uranium in Kyrgyzstan.