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Accept LGBTI Calls for Police Investigation After Queer Wave Banners Vandalised

Summary by Cyprus Mail
LGBT rights organisation Accept LGBTI called on police on Friday to investigate the vandalism of banners promoting the Queer Wave film festival in Kaimakli. Organisers said the banners were torn down on Wednesday night in what they described as an attack on queer visibility in public space. In a social media post, Accept said the act went beyond mere damage to physical material, arguing it targeted the right of any organiser to promote an event …

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ACCEPT – LGBTI Cyprus has filed a complaint for vandalism of a banner of the Queer Wave festival in Kaimakli, calling on the Police to investigate the incident. According to a post by the organization, the incident occurred on Wednesday night, when unknown persons allegedly destroyed a banner promoting the festival. “Vandalism is not an opinion” ACCEPT condemns the incident, arguing that the destruction of the banner does not only concern the sp…

Queer Wave denounces vandalism of its banners in Kaimakli, characterizing the incident as an attack on the visibility of the queer community in public space. In a statement, Queer Wave states that this is not a simple act of vandalism, but an attempt to eliminate the queer presence from public space and to send a message about […] Queer Wave banners vandalized in Kaimakli – “They will not silence us”

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