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Thousands march for LGBTQ+ rights in Ukraine despite some opposition

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KYIV - Thousands of people including soldiers and diplomats marched peacefully through the Ukrainian capital on Sunday in an annual gay pride parade despite some opposition to an event called off last year because of the coronavirus pandemic. Organisers said about 7,000 attended the Equality March this year, compared to 8,000 in 2019, which saw the biggest turnout since the event was

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Some 7,000 people gathered in Ukrainian capital on Sunday for the annual March for Equality to support the rights of the country's LGBT community.

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Thousands march for LGBTQ+ rights in Ukraine despite some opposition

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Thousands march in Ukraine for LGBT rights, safety

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Some 7,000 people gathered in Ukrainian capital on Sunday for the annual March for Equality to support the rights of the country's LGBT community.

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The march was guarded by police, who sought to prevent clashes with far-right groups that attempt to disrupt the event every year.

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Thousands march in Ukraine for LGBT rights, safety

Some 7,000 people have gathered in Ukrainian capital for the annual March for Equality in support of the rights of the country’s LGBT community

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Thousands march for LGBTQ+ rights in Ukraine despite some opposition

KYIV (Reuters) - Thousands of people including soldiers and diplomats marched peacefully through the Ukrainian capital on Sunday in an annual gay pride parade despite some opposition to an event called off last year because of the coronavirus pandemic. Read full story

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