Russian authorities ask Supreme Court to declare the LGBTQ ‘movement’ extremist

Russian ministry seeks to ban 'international LGBT public movement' as extremist

Russia's justice ministry has filed a motion with the country's Supreme Court to label what it called the \"international LGBT public movement\" as extremist and to ban its operation within Russia, the state TASS news agency reported late on Friday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Russia seeks to ban 'international LGBT public movement' as 'extremist'

Russia's justice ministry has filed a motion with the country's Supreme Court to label what it called the "international LGBT public movement" as extremist and to ban its operation within Russia, the…

Russian Justice Ministry asks Supreme Court to ban ‘international LGBT public movement’

The Russian Ministry of Justice is filing a lawsuit to the country's Supreme Court demanding a ban on the "international LGBT public movement."

Putin's propaganda is once again proposed as a bulwark of faith and traditions in an anti-Western function. The Supreme Court's response is expected on November 30

Roma, 18 nov – Il ministero della Giustizia russo ha fatto richiesta alla Corte Suprema affinché quello che chiama “movimento pubblico internazionale Lgbt” venga definito “estremista”. La proposta del ministero della Giustizia La Corte Suprema si deciderà sulla questione il prossimo 30 novembre, giorno in cui è prevista una prima udienza per esaminare il caso. Nel frattempo, dal ministero della Giustizia fanno sapere che la causa è stata intenta…

Russia seeks to ban LGBTQ movement as 'extremist'

The Russian Justice Ministry filed a motion with the Supreme Court on Nov. 17 to label the LGBTQ "international public movement" an extremist group and ban its activities.The ministry accused the movement of causing "social and religious discord." It is not clear whether the proposed ban covers the entire LGBTQ community, or specific organizations. If the motion passes, any LGBTQ activist in Russia could be subject to criminal prosecution. The S…