Russia’s Anti-Gay Propaganda Law Means Business
Gay Russian Activist Isakov To Be Convicted Just last month, twenty-four year-old Dimitry Isakov staged a protest in Kazan. He held a sign that read “Being gay and loving gays is normal. Beating gays...
View ArticleTaking Children From Their Homes: Russia Introduces Bill To Remove Gay...
“Waves of protests surrounded Vladimir Putin’s return to power as Russia’s President in March 2012. Since then, parliament has passed so many new laws restricting civil liberties that some people now...
View ArticleIt’s In our Hands: On #Russia4Love, Lesbiru.com and Our LGBTQIA Activist...
Use Your Words: On Activists Inside Russia “It’s also no surprise that Russian deputies continue to reintroduce the question of recriminalizing LGBT people, since society still widely regards...
View ArticleA Good Mama Is A Great Ally: Russia Might Listen When Cher Tells Them “No.”
“You don’t know what your beliefs are until you’re tested and have to really stand behind them.”...
View ArticleLogo Town Hall: Russia Vs. The Gays: Watch This Video.
Logo TV, ever vigilant to entertain, document and inform us about all things LGBTQ-related, held its very own live-streamed town hall on September 10 to address Russian’s recent anti-gay legislation...
View ArticleCrowdsourcing #Sochi2014: Out, Gay Kiwi Speed Skater Blake Skjellerup Remains...
“Despite Russia’s new anti-gay laws, the calls to move the Winter Olympics from Sochi have fallen on deaf ears. The IOC has said waving of rainbow flags — or any pro-LGBT commentary — by Olympians...
View ArticleDespite Human Rights Issues, Prestigious Manifesta Art Foundation Will Not...
“In 2012 the Manifesta Foundation selected the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation as host of Manifesta 10. Since announcing the State Hermitage Museum as host institution, the...
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