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Hungary Cooperates With Russia On Anti-LGBTI Issues
Russia’s international fight against LGBTI-rights is an inherent part of their strategy to undermine the European Union’s liberal democracy. Through international homophobic networks, Russian intelligence made contacts with Hungarian government representatives.
Alexey Komov, Brian Brown, FIMI, Foundation of St. Andrew the First-Called, Hungary, Igor Beloborodov, Katalin Novak, Konstantin Malofeev, Leonid Reshetnikov, Miklos Soltesz, Moscow Demographic Forum, Natalia Yakunina, Political Network For Values, Russia, Shaltai Boltai, Viktor Medkov, World Congress of Families -
Undermining Human Rights for LGBTIQ+ Communities:
Anti-Rights Threats Within the United Nations REPORT Undermining Human Rights for LGBTIQ+ Communities: Anti-Rights Threats Within the United Nations Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction Scheduled for November 16-17, 2023, the Political Network of Values is set to host a significant conference at the United Nations’ facilities in New York, focusing on the trajectory of…
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Expectations of Biden for LGBTQ Europe (PODCAST)
After 4 years of hate-monger by president Donald Trump, a democratic pro-LGBTQ leader is going to be in the White House. In this episode of PRIDE, Rémy Bonny discusses the expectations of the new Biden-Harris administration for the LGBTQ-movement in Europe with experts. During the Trump presidency, evangelicals supported the president’s administration spent millions of Euros…
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Latvian Rainbow Families Under Attack (PODCAST)
Have Russia, Poland and Hungary infected Latvia with the anti-LGBTQI virus? A new anti-LGBTQI constitutional amendment has been put forward by the Latvian Parliament. Selma Levrence of the Latvian NGO Protests Youth explains the situation to Rémy Bonny. Five years ago, when Euro Pride was organised in Riga the future for the LGBTQI-community was looking bright. Recently,…
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Rainbow Doesn’t Offend – Court Trials Against Polish Activists (Podcast)
Today, the 13rd of January, the first court trial against LGBTI-activists accused of offending religious feelings will be held. The three activists are facing two years in prison. Rémy Bonny spoke to them for his podcast PRIDE. Last year, the Polish government started a war against sexual and gender minorities. Women and queer people have been…
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UPCOMING: Series Of Anti-LGBTI Laws in Hungary
Hungary is planning to introduce a series of laws that will negatively impact the LGBTI-community. The Parliamentary Initiative came right after the introduction of a lockdown to combat the coronavirus with a curfew at 8PM. Hungarian activists feel exhausted. Next to the abolishment of the Equal Treatment Authority, the Hungarian government is planning to change the constitution. “Christian…
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Letter to Viktor Orban On His Anti-LGBTI Public Discourse
To H.E. Viktor Orban – To the Prime Minister of Hungary, I am writing to you to express my deep concern over your statements on Radio Kossuth on October 4 in regards to the LGBTI-community. Last week, Labrisz Lesbian Association published achildren’s storybook, which was greeted with positivity both from journalists, children’s story-writers, authors and…
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Russia Entwined in France’s Anti-LGBTI Groups
Oligarchs close to the Kremlin built a spiderweb of connections with the French ultraconservative and anti-LGBTI movement.
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La Russie Mêlée Aux Groupes Anti-LGBTI Français
Oligarques proches du Kremlin ont construit un réseau de connexions avec le mouvement ultraconservateur et anti-LGBTI français.
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Europe fails to protect its LGBTI-citizens
Last Friday, LGBTI activists in Poland were brutally beaten up by the police. Almost 50 peaceful activists were arrested and many wounded were reported. The European Commission is staying silent about the increasing violence against the LGBTI community in the EU. A Europe without values is no longer worthy to be called a ‘Union’! The…
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Download ‘Solidarity with Polish Stonewall’-Poster
The announcement of a two months prison sentence for a LGBTI-activist led to unseen protests on the streets of Warsaw. Hundreds of LGBTI-activists convened in front of the offices of the Campaign Against Homophobia (KPH – Poland’s biggest LGBTI-organisation). At least 48 activists were detained, and several were injured, after the police used excessive violence to crackdown on…
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