Gay Chechen Singer Killed on Order of Strongman Ramzan Kadyrov: Report
The Putin ally was reportedly insulted he shook hands with a gay man.
July 25, 2023
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The Putin ally was reportedly insulted he shook hands with a gay man.
Because the defendant admitted his crime, suffers from substance abuse disorders, and had a history of boxing, German prosecutors said he didn’t intend to kill the victim.
He arrived in Russia from Europe to attend his father's funeral after fleeing the region in 2018 due to persecution because he's gay.
Neither the president, the vice president, nor the secretary of State has taken action on the antigay atrocities in the Russian region.
Activists and concerned citizens rally around the globe to protect Chechnya's gay and bisexual men.
The antigay atrocities in Chechnya remind us how fragile our safety truly is.
It Gets Better Project helped compile hundreds of empowering messages in one powerful video.
Risking his life, a director and his camera went underground in Chechnya to document the horrific realities facing LGBTQ+ people.
As International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia approaches, we face a deadly threat.
There are consequences for passive acceptance of prejudice, writes Kelsey Louie of Gay Men's Health Crisis.
GLAAD's president is calling on Haley to "condemn this humanitarian crisis."
The two fled the Russian region after its anti-LGBTQ crackdown but were arrested and sent back to face what local activists have called fabricated terrorism charges.
The 2020 HBO documentary documented the horrific state-sponsored gay purge taking place in the Chechen Republic.
After exploring the AIDS crisis and the life of Marsha P. Johnson, filmmaker David France is back.
Maxim Lapunov, featured in David France's Welcome to Chechnya, could barely crawl when he was released from detainment in the antigay territory.
ABC News foreign correspondent James Longman not only reported on the antigay terror in Chechnya, he became part of the story.
Men detained in recent months describe torture, including electric shock and being raped with a stick, as police demanded they turn over names of gays, according to the Human Rights Watch.
The Russian republic's antigay crackdown has been going on for two years, but there has been a spike in detentions since December.
A representative told the United Nations there was no evidence of a "gay purge."
Maxim Lapunov is the first to formally alert Russian authorities of the region's queer persecution.