LGBT representatives join protests in Minsk
In Belarus, representatives of sexual minorities have now joined ongoing mass protests of those who disagree with the results of the presidential elections.
Last weekend, flags of the LGBT community appeared among the protesters in the capital of Belarus, which got into the lenses of video cameras.
A video showing LGBT people kissing under a banner “We are the People, We are against the Dictatorship” during a protest rally in Minsk was published by the telegram channel NEXTA Live with an audience of over 2 million subscribers.
"The LGBT community has also joined the protests in Minsk!" reports the channel, the authors of which became one of the main coordinators of the protest movement in Belarus.
As reported, the Primate of the Belarusian Orthodox Church called for common prayer for Belarus until peace and tranquillity restore in the country.
0
0
If you notice an error, select the required text and press Ctrl+Enter or Submit an error to report it to the editors.
Read also
Ostapenko reports 18 judicial recusals in 3-year Lavra case
16 September 21:30
Patriarch Bartholomew gets UK honorary degree for environmental advocacy
16 September 20:47
Met. Anthony urges believers to make prostrations for UOC persecutors
16 September 20:30
Two UOC eparchies deliver aid to disabled children
16 September 17:41
OIDAC report mentions murder of Sviatohirsk Lavra monk
16 September 16:17
Helmiaziv church taken from UOC parish by court order
16 September 13:55