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Under new extremism laws, LGBTQ Russians must fight to survive » The Hoima Post
Russian LGBTQ rights groups learn how to work from abroad Natalia Soloviova, the chair the Russian LGBT Network, a nonprofit that Putin’s government declared as extremist on April 27. (Photo by Bryan Derballa for Uncloseted Media) This story was originally published by Uncloseted Media, an LGBTQ-focused investigative news outlet. By Hope Pisoni Natalia Soloviova always knew she was putting herself at risk. As the chair of the Russian LGBT Networ…
Under new extremism laws, LGBTQ Russians must fight to survive
Russian LGBTQ rights groups learn how to work from abroad This story was originally published by Uncloseted Media, an LGBTQ-focused investigative news outlet. By Hope Pisoni Natalia Soloviova always knew she was putting herself at risk. As the chair of the Russian LGBT Network, the largest queer advocacy group in the country, she had spent… The post Under new extremism laws, LGBTQ Russians must fight to survive appeared first on Erasing 76 Crime…
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