Lesbian Artist Faces 8 Years in Russian Prison For Criticizing Putin, Military
Alexandra Skochilenko switched out price tags with anti-war messages in a supermarket protest last year.
November 08 2023 2:48 PM
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Alexandra Skochilenko switched out price tags with anti-war messages in a supermarket protest last year.
Oksana Markarova offered support for LGBTQ+ Ukrainians during an appearance in Washington, D.C.
Kasatkina not only came out as queer, but she's also been a vocal critic of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The White House announced on Friday that it would be seeking $4 billion in monkeypox fighting measures in addition to Covid-19, disaster, and Ukraine emergency funding.
The Russian Foreign Ministry claimed the bans "are aimed at forcing the ruling American regime to change its behavior."
Treasure Island Media has set up a line of merchandise that includes hoodies and T-shirts, where all profits go toward supporting LGBTQ+ soldiers.
Dr. Atul Gawande, USAID global health administrator, on the herculean efforts to deliver drugs to the war-torn country.
The incident confirmed for the singer and husband David Furnish that they really did want to start a family.
"People followed her into her struggle for freedom and equality. And when she smiled, everyone smiled back," the activist's colleagues said.
Queer people who fled to the country from anti-LGBTQ+ places like Russia and countries in Africa are being left behind amid the tumult.
The Russian Orthodox Church has been accused of aligning itself with President Vladimir Putin.
Some LGBTQ+ Ukrainians have joined military operations looking to push back Russia's invasion.
His security operatives have been involved in interrogating detained LGBTQ+ people, according to human rights groups.
The disgraced Trump ally loves homophobes and transphobes.
The U.S. government says it has "credible information that indicates Russian forces are creating lists of identified Ukrainians to be killed or sent to camps following a military occupation."
Earlier in November, more than 100 people gathered at the same bar and chanted similar slurs.
Patriarch Filaret is now hospitalized for the disease, which has killed 3,000 Ukrainians.