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In a recent report, an American human rights activist has demonstrated that there are fewer crimes linked to intolerance and homophobia than in the United States.
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A young girl from Bryansk who found herself in trouble under Russia's new, harsh, anti-gay-propaganda laws has been pardoned after bureaucrats' change of heart.
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Russia are considering plans to ban gays from giving blood, bringing them in line with many other European countries, and reflecting their recent stance on gays.
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On Paratroopers Day, Russian police were forced to intervene when the paratroopers began to encircle and attack a gay rights protester on the city's main square.
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Two Dutch gay rights activists have been arrested and banned from Russia for three years after taking part in a gay rights protest in the northern city of Murmansk.
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Two girls have been arrested after passengers complained about them hugging on the metro. This took place one week after the law on gay propaganda was made federal.
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A young man has been killed in Volgograd by a homophobic group, who also decided to mutilate the body, cut off his genitals and insert beer bottles into his anus.
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A new law in France which allows same-sex couples to marry has not been embraced by the Russian government. Netizens weigh up the pros and cons of homosexuality.
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A survey of more than 1,500 Russian people has found that the vast majority of Russians are against gay marriage, with a very small percentage supporting the idea.
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A law banning gay propaganda is already in force in a number of places in Russia, but there is a new project that would make it a federal law. Netizens discuss.
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Approximately 20 nationalists in masks have attacked party-goers in a gay club in Moscow, holding a bartender at gunpoint so that she did not call the police.
In a recent report, an American human rights activist has demonstrated that there are fewer crimes linked to intolerance and homophobia than in the United States.12
A young girl from Bryansk who found herself in trouble under Russia's new, harsh, anti-gay-propaganda laws has been pardoned after bureaucrats' change of heart.
Russia are considering plans to ban gays from giving blood, bringing them in line with many other European countries, and reflecting their recent stance on gays.
On Paratroopers Day, Russian police were forced to intervene when the paratroopers began to encircle and attack a gay rights protester on the city's main square.
Two Dutch gay rights activists have been arrested and banned from Russia for three years after taking part in a gay rights protest in the northern city of Murmansk.
Two girls have been arrested after passengers complained about them hugging on the metro. This took place one week after the law on gay propaganda was made federal.
A young man has been killed in Volgograd by a homophobic group, who also decided to mutilate the body, cut off his genitals and insert beer bottles into his anus.
A new law in France which allows same-sex couples to marry has not been embraced by the Russian government. Netizens weigh up the pros and cons of homosexuality.
A law banning gay propaganda is already in force in a number of places in Russia, but there is a new project that would make it a federal law. Netizens discuss.
Approximately 20 nationalists in masks have attacked party-goers in a gay club in Moscow, holding a bartender at gunpoint so that she did not call the police.