Bulgaria's Minister of Justice Resigns
Danail Kirilov resigned as Minister of Justice after talks with Prime Minister Boyko Borissov.
Politics | August 26, 2020, Wednesday // 12:43
Protesters Blockes the Ministry of Justice in Bulgaria
Politics | August 17, 2020, Monday // 08:56
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Protesters led by the leader of the "Boec" (Fighter) party Georgi Georgiev blocked the entrance of the Ministry of Justice.
They insist on a meeting with Justice Minister Danail Kirilov.
The demonstrators got into an argument with the security of the building after it became clear that the Minister of Justice has not yet come to work, BGNES reported.
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