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Russia hands out first convictions in connection with anti-LGBT law

  • Russian courts have fined and jailed individuals for displaying rainbow-colored symbols and wearing rainbow-colored items, in accordance with a Supreme Court ruling that banned LGBTQ+ activism as extremism.
  • The crackdown on LGBTQ+ rights in Russia has been ongoing for over a decade, with laws prohibiting public endorsement of "nontraditional sexual relations" and outlawing same-sex marriage.
  • President Vladimir Putin's push for "traditional family values" has contributed to the increasingly conservative climate in the country.
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The first publicly known cases have emerged in which Russian authorities have punished people based on a law that declares the activity of the LGBTQ+ population to be extremism, Russian media groups and human rights defense groups have reported.

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Russians fined, jailed over rainbow-colored items

Russian media and rights groups say the first publicly known cases have emerged of Russian authorities penalizing people under a court ruling that outlawed LGBTQ+ activism as extremism. At least

·United States
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The Moscow Times broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands on Tuesday, January 30, 2024.
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