Posters With The Words "Not One More" In Front Of The National Assembly Building In Sofia.

Posters With The Words "Not One More" In Front Of The National Assembly Building In Sofia.

Posters with the words ''Not one more'' in front of the National Assembly building in Sofia, Bulgaria on 3 August 2023 during the extraordinary meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Legal Affairs of the National Assembly discussing changes to the Law on Domestic Violence and the Criminal code after the 18-year-old girl from the city of Stara Zagora, who was disfigured with a dummy knife by her 26-year-old boyfriend. (Photo by Hristo Vladev/NurPhoto)

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