in fact not an LGBT march but organized by feminist organizations. Language In late January 2013 Svoboda urged Ukrainians to boycott revised Ukrainian history textbooks and to give up the teaching of the Russian language in school, calling Ukrainians "to categorically refuse to study in school the language of the occupier – Russian, as a further reliable means of the assimilation of Ukrainians". On 23 February 2014 following the 2014 Ukrainian revolution, Svoboda supported legislation abolishing the law on regional languages making Ukrainian the sole state language at all levels. This proposal was vetoed by acting President Oleksandr Turchynov. Party leaders Election results Verkhovna Rada Presidential elections Change in party voting See also Ukrainian nationalism Alliance of European National Movements Notes References Literature External links Svoboda's candidates elected at 2012 parliamentary elections 1995 establishments in Ukraine Anti-communism in Ukraine Anti-communist parties Conservative parties in Ukraine Euromaidan Far-right political parties in Ukraine Nationalist parties in Ukraine Organizations that oppose LGBT rights Parliamentary factions in Ukraine Political parties established in 1995 Right-wing populism in Ukraine Right-wing populist parties Social conservative parties Anti-Russian sentiment National conservative parties Right-wing parties in Europe