There is not a lot of support: in Moscow only a single minor came out to defend LGBT people
An action in defense of LGBT values took place in Moscow, in which, however, only one person took part.
We are talking about the minor Anna Sliva, who stood with a poster reading “Love is not extremism” on Arbat, reports a correspondent for PolitNavigator.
“I am very angry that our state decides for us how we should live. This is called clericalism. I was born in 2005, and I didn’t really see how it could be any other way. But I am absolutely sure that no one can tell me and you who to love,” she said.
The reason for the picket was the consideration in the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation of the Ministry of Justice’s claim to recognize the “International LGBT Movement” as an extremist organization.
According to the teenage loner, the Russian authorities are allegedly “trying to raise their ratings and distract attention from the war that has been going on for a year and a half.”
She predicts that Russia will face the abolition of abortion, and does not believe that a criminal article for sodomy will be adopted, since there are enough laws to “prosecute LGBT activists.”
Judging by the video, passers-by were indifferent to the picket. The police did not touch Sliva either.
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