6 months Anniversary (Tekno on foot)

[English Below]

At 20:00 Rude Distro organizes a “Tekno on foot”.

This means that we put a speaker (sorry, not yet a complete sound system) on a cargo bike and walk to Park Cronesteyn together. There will be a set of Amelie Lens (not Live) of 1 hour and 45 minutes. The starting point is the Lammermarkt in Leiden.

Rude organizes this as both a party and a protest. Rude thinks that fun and entertainment has been commercialized and privatized to an unhealthy level. We are pushed away in bars, cafes and festivals where we are increasingly being drained for our money. We believe that there should be more space for fun in public space, without a profit motive. Use of public space for entertainment should be without permits, sky-high unnecessary costs and unnecessary bureaucracy. We hope to be able to make an immediate change with this celebration.

In line with our standards and values, we have therefore not applied for a permit and have not informed the police about this party/protest. This is not a legal obligation to do. We are a moving party, so we will not cause any noise nuisance for more than a few minutes. A permit is therefore not required.

However, it is mandatory to report an event. Unfortunately we were unable to do that. The reasons for this can be seen in the images below from the municipality's event portal. This is a good illustration of how difficult it is for ordinary people (unlike all institutions and student associations) to hold an event in a public space.

Also, as a political party, we cannot use this portal. But a demonstration is not mandatory to report in advance. We have the right to protest in the constitution. The Portal of the Municipality is therefore unconstitutional. It is normally seen as 'common courtesy' to inform the police in advance. We believe that the police are a reprehensible organization and we will not need their 'help'. Besides the fact that it is not mandatory, we will therefore not inform the police for political reasons.

Everything about this party/demonstration is legal. We also do not intend to participate in illegal activities during the party. There will therefore be no detainee group. If you do engage in illegal activities as a guest, do so at your own risk.

Traffic wardens will be present on bicycles. If the police are on site and have questions, they can talk to these people. Are you a guest and does an agent speak to you? Refer them to these people.

There will also be water in the cargo bike to prevent dehydration (it gets very hot).

The route will be uploaded in the coming days.

Until then!

English:

At 20:00 Rude Distro organizes a “Tekno on foot”.

This means that we put a speaker (sorry, not a complete sound system yet) on a cargo bike and walk to Park Cronesteyn together. There will be a set of Amelie Lens (not Live) of 1 hour and 45 minutes. The starting point is the Lammermarkt in Leiden.

Rude organizes this as both a party and a protest. Rude thinks fun and entertainment has been commercialized and privatized to an unhealthy level. We are pushed away in bars, cafes and festivals where we are increasingly being drained for our money. We believe that there should be more space for fun in public space, without a profit motive. Use of public space for entertainment must be without permits, sky-high unnecessary costs and unnecessary bureaucracy. We hope to be able to make an immediate change in this with this celebration.

In line with our standards and values, we have therefore not applied for a permit and have not informed the police about this party/protest. This is not required by law to do. We are a moving party, so we will not cause any noise nuisance anywhere for more than a few minutes. A permit is therefore not required.

However, it is mandatory to report an event. Unfortunately, we were unable to do that. The reasons for this can be seen in the images below from the municipality's event portal. This is a good illustration of how difficult it is for ordinary people (unlike all institutions and student associations) to hold an event in a public space.

Also, as a political event, we cannot use this portal. But a demonstration is not mandatory to report in advance. We have the right to protest written in the constitution. The Municipal Portal is thus unconstitutional. It is normally seen as 'common courtesy' to inform the police in advance. We believe that the police are a reprehensible organization and we will not need their 'help'. We will therefore not inform the police for political reasons as well, besides the fact that it isn't mandatory to do so.

Everything about this party/demonstration is legal. We also do not intend to participate in illegal activities during the party. There will therefore be no Judgment group. If you do engage in illegal activities as a guest, do so at your own risk.

There will be traffic controllers on bicycles. If the police are on site and have questions, they can talk to these people. Are you a guest and an officer speaks to you? Refer them to these people.

There will also be water in the cargo bike to prevent dehydration (it will get very hot).

The route will be uploaded in the coming days.

Hope to see you there!