From person to propaganda (ENG) / Olbmos propagándii (ENG),

From person to propaganda

In June 2023, it will be ten years since the law known as the ‘gay propaganda law’ was passed by the Russian Duma.

The law was supposed to prevent minors from receiving information about so-called non-traditional sexual relationships. Ten years later, we have so-called LGBT-free zones in Poland.

We have a “gay propaganda” law in Hungary. We have Norwegian politicians protesting so-called Pride ideology. And in December 2022, Russia adopted an even stricter law, with no age restrictions and with a tougher line towards trans and non-binary people. In addition, the fight against LGBT people has become one of the many justifications for the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

 

 

 

At this event you will meet human rights defenders from Russia, Poland, and Turkey, discussing how the idea that one is not a person – but propaganda – affects queer lives all over Europe.

 

Olbmos propagándii

 

Geassemánus 2023:s lea logi jagi maŋŋá «homofiila propagánda láhka» dohkkehuvvui Ruošša Duma:s.

Láhka galggai hehttehit ahte dieđut homoseksuála gaskavuođaid birra galggai olahit nuoraide. Logi jagi maŋŋá mis leat LHBT-friddja avádagat Polenis.

 

Mis lea «homofiila propagánda láhka» Ungáras maid. Mis leat norgalaš politihkkárat vuostálastemen Prideideologiija. Ja juovlamánus 2022:s, Ruošša dohkkehii vaikko čavgadeabbo láhka, mas ii leat ahkemearri, ja vel garraseabbo transolbmuide ja eahpebinára olbmuide. Dasa lassin, doarrun LHBT-olbmuide lea ovttain sivain manne Ruošša fallehii Ukraina.

 

Dán doalus beasat deaivvadit olmmošvuoigatvuođabealušteaddjiin Ruoššas, Polenis, ja Durkkas geat galge digaštallat jurdda ahte olbmot šaddet popgándan ja movt dat čuohcá bonjuidolbmuide olles Eurohpás.