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Russia | The music video featured two women holding hands – a Russian TV channel was fined 500,000 rubles
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https://pledgetimes.com/russia-the-music-video-featured-two-women-holding-hands-a-russian-tv-channel-was-fined-500000-rubles/
The court justified the fine by the fact that in the video “two different people of the same gender” are holding hands.
Russian a TV channel has been fined 500,000 rubles, or about 5,100 euros, after showing a music video in which two women were seen holding hands.
It was a pop singer Sergey Lazarev paragraph Tak krasivo (So beautiful), says news agency AFP. The video was shown by the music channel Aiva, which was fined by the Vyborg district court on Friday.
The court justified the fine by the fact that in the video “two different people of the same gender” are holding hands. The court found the channel’s crime to be “spreading propaganda about non-traditional gender relations”.
Lazarev is a well-known artist in Russia. He represented his country in Eurovision in 2016 and 2019. He finished third both times.
The right the decision came a day after Russia’s Supreme Court was denied as an extremist movement of the “international LGBT movement”. HLBT is an abbreviation used for sexual and gender minorities.
by admin_l6ma5gus
https://pledgetimes.com/russia-the-music-video-featured-two-women-holding-hands-a-russian-tv-channel-was-fined-500000-rubles/
The court justified the fine by the fact that in the video “two different people of the same gender” are holding hands.
Russian a TV channel has been fined 500,000 rubles, or about 5,100 euros, after showing a music video in which two women were seen holding hands.
It was a pop singer Sergey Lazarev paragraph Tak krasivo (So beautiful), says news agency AFP. The video was shown by the music channel Aiva, which was fined by the Vyborg district court on Friday.
The court justified the fine by the fact that in the video “two different people of the same gender” are holding hands. The court found the channel’s crime to be “spreading propaganda about non-traditional gender relations”.
Lazarev is a well-known artist in Russia. He represented his country in Eurovision in 2016 and 2019. He finished third both times.
The right the decision came a day after Russia’s Supreme Court was denied as an extremist movement of the “international LGBT movement”. HLBT is an abbreviation used for sexual and gender minorities.
