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Mizulina called for refunds to those who missed the concert of rapper Toxi$ in St. Petersburg
The event took place in the A2 club the night before, on October 12, but not all of the artist's fans were able to attend his performance. According to the teenagers themselves, the organizers changed the rules of attendance at the last moment.
When purchasing tickets, it was emphasized that visitors under 14 years of age could enter with a passport, however, on the day of the event, security did not allow visitors under 16 years of age to enter.
According to one of the girls who bought a ticket, many people stood in line for three to six hours to get into the club or get their money back, but no one succeeded.
Many young people came with adult relatives, but one of the club's staff announced over the loudspeaker that visitors under 16 could only enter the concert if they had a legal guardian, not an older brother or sister.
"The teens say that initially there were messages that people over 14 were allowed in. There are still inconsistencies in the poster. The description says one age, the label says another, and many posters say 16+. A good rule of thumb is that you have to be at least 18. At least that would have been the case for the teens who couldn't come to the concert because of the foul language (there is some in the track, but I don't know what it's like on stage). It's still better to return the money," Mizulina wrote.
A representative of the Safe Internet League also noted that their team "did not contact anyone regarding the performers" and that they decided to make the situation public because they "simply sympathized with the girls who did not get into the competition." Concert.