Approximately one thousand people gathered in Staroměstské náměstí in Prague at the call of the Milion chvilek association to demonstrate and encourage participation in upcoming elections. Speakers at the rally voiced criticism of the current government's actions, specifically citing concerns over changes to the civil service law, its relationship with the president, and perceived attacks on the judiciary. The demonstration aimed to mobilize citizens ahead of the communal elections and the first round of senate elections, scheduled for October 9th and 10th. Initial reports indicate attendance in the lower hundreds. Milion chvilek organized the event as a platform for dissent and civic engagement. The protesters chanted slogans calling for the cessation of subsidies, indicating broader economic grievances. The rally highlights growing public dissatisfaction within the Czech Republic.