Police raid gay venues in Russia after Supreme Court bans ‘international LGBTQ movement’ - Video

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Cnn - Police raided homosexuals in Russia late on Friday, two online Russian news organizations, the country's upper court decided to ban the “international LGBTQ movement, and reported that it labeled it as an extreme organization. While President Vladimir Putin tried to reveal of traditional moral values against Liberal West, Supreme Court's turning point decision on Thursday has sent a new fear through LGBTQ community, which has faced intense pressure in recent years. According to Ostorozhno Novosti and Soda, two independent Russian telegram news organizations, raids took place in at least three entertainment venues in the capital Moscow. Police added exits. Ostorozhno Moskva also reported that police photographed the passports of party. “Eyewitnesses, security forces, under pretext of control of a drug against facility and visitors photographed passports," he said. "In middle of party stopped music and began to enter halls." Outlet also released the video of an eyewitness that describes a scary scene “I was there. To be there, when the music stopped, they said that it was a sh ** a police raid.So you understood, 300 people just stood naked in his underwear and waited for someone to bring us clothes nobody understood what happened." The Independent Telegram news channel, which refers to a employee from Gay Club Central Station Moscow, said that raids are in secret club and Mono Bar Moscow and popular pop-up hunters party. On November 30, 2023, young people reacts outside the Russian Supreme Court building in Moscow.Natalia KolesnikovaAFP The Soda also said that Central Station Club in St. Petersburg was closed on Friday and that the club's management was rented more due to “new law”. The video sent by two news organizations shows a police van with flashing lights, but one of the places without sirens. The well -known Russian transsexual blogger and LGBTQ activist Milana Petrova, who is no longer living in the country, has released about raids on the telegraph channel. He said the raids were in private LGBTQ parties, not nightclubs. For ults, individual LGBT parties were raided. There, people's passports were photographed without the will for more pressure.” "Let me remind you that the law came out the day before yesterday," Petrova said. Alexey Khoroshy on name of the popular Mono Gay Club's ruler, reported that club raided. “Yesterday was the only drug raid in the Hunters Party. So everything is quiet as before - we work! And remember that drugs are bad! Another source with direct information about the raid on the Avcılar Party Pop-up, told CNN that it was only a routine drug raid. However, people chatting in an online group connected to the Avcılar Party expressed their fears. “Nobody will be in peace anymore, now we are balancing between propaganda and extremism,” he said in the group conversation, a person who directly connects to the hunters party. Another person replied "Dangerous, I will not go anymore." Russia's LGBTQ community has fa