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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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Netizens comment on an open letter by Russia's largest gay club's manager to Putin, asking for protection in the wake of several homophobic attacks on the premises.
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The Jewish Autonomous Oblast's flag, a seven-coloured rainbow on a white background, has been cleared of being homosexual propaganda, but netizens are not happy.
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Two new controversial laws have been signed in by Putin this weekend banning propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships and offending believers' feelings.
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
Netizens comment on an open letter by Russia's largest gay club's manager to Putin, asking for protection in the wake of several homophobic attacks on the premises.
The Jewish Autonomous Oblast's flag, a seven-coloured rainbow on a white background, has been cleared of being homosexual propaganda, but netizens are not happy.
Two new controversial laws have been signed in by Putin this weekend banning propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships and offending believers' feelings.