abortions or calls for abortions (by introducing a fine for doing so) The right to keep and bear arms Cancelling taxes on Ukrainian language products—films, music and literature—and instead imposing taxes on non-Ukrainian language products. The proceeds obtained this way will be channeled into developing Ukrainian language products Nationalization of major enterprises, greater state control of the banking system and a ban on privatization of land Energy independence for Ukraine The development of competitive industries, particularly food processing and aircraft engineering, shipbuilding, machine-tool construction, machine manufacturing, the military–industrial complex and the aerospace industry Ban on the import of the food products that are also produced inside Ukraine and import only exotic food that is not domestically grown The restoration of the Soviet practice of indicating ethnic origin on passports and birth certificates Proportional representation on executive bodies of ethnic Ukrainians, on the one hand, and national minorities, on the other Ban on adoptions by non-Ukrainians of Ukrainian children Preferential treatment for Ukrainian students in the allocation of dormitory places, and a series of similar changes to existing legal provisions Ordained persons should have no right to be elected to state authorities or local self-government authorities Abolition of Crimean autonomy Abolition of value added tax Farmlands are to be state-owned and given to farmers in hereditary use The state is to implement a firm pro-family policy Dismissal of employees of state structures who had been active in the Soviet apparatus before 1991 Decommunization of public space (monuments, names of streets and places) Russia should apologize "for its communist crimes" Ukraine is to leave the Commonwealth of Independent States "and other post-Soviet structures" An explicit guarantee of accession to NATO within a set period of time Ukraine should again re-acquire tactical nuclear weaponry Svoboda also states in its programme that it is both possible and necessary to make Ukraine the "geopolitical centre of Europe". The European Union is not mentioned in the programme. According to Party leader Oleh Tyahnybok the programme is a worldview based on Christian values and the "rejection of various deviations". Member of parliament Ihor Miroshnychenko asked the head of the Kyiv City State Administration Oleksandr Popov on 7 March 2013 to ban a march that was held the next day because he believed it would "contribute to promoting sexual orientation" and he further stated in his request "homosexuality provokes sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS". 8 March rally was