Russia
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Why Russia Fights LGBTI-Equality in the EU & The USA
The reasons why Russia fights the LGBTI-movement threatens not only LGBTI-people, but the whole national security of the EU and USA.
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30 Years After The Fall Of The Berlin Wall: LGBTQ As The State Enemy of Eastern Europe?
Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, a gulf of liberalism embarked the European continent. Simultaneously the LGBTQ-movement started to flourish. Many Western European countries introduced LGBTQ-equality in their legal framework. Also, behind the former Iron Curtain, LGBTQ-groups started to form and professionalise. 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall state homophobia is…
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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 -
New Intelligence on Chechnya’s Gay Purge: Exclusive Testimonials
Rémy Bonny had two exclusive interviews with witnesses of the most recent gay purge in Chechnya.
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2 LGBTI-Activists Attacked in Russia after conference was made impossible
Earlier Today, an LGBTI-conference could not go through. (This article has a copyright disclaimer, see bellow) Tonight, two volunteers of an LGBTI-conference on family, organized by Resource in Moscow were attacked. They’re having first aid now. “Several people have seen the attacker.”, according to Misha Tumasov (chairperson of the Russian LGBT-Network). Earlier Today, representatives of the…
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Verdict on detained Saint Petersburg Pride Participants
On August 4, 30 participants of an LGBT Pride in Russia’s second city Saint Petersburg were detained. All of the detainees are receiving their court decisions this week. (This article has a copyright disclaimer, see bellow) From the 30 detainees already 13 received fines. The fine is in most cases 5000 rubles (63 euro). 6 of…
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