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Rainbow NewsCanadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs warns citizens not to advertise their homosexuality in St. Petersburg
Head of the Canadian Foreign Ministry John Baird
18 Mar. 2012
Foreign Affairs Canada warns its homosexual citizens to be careful when traveling to St. Petersburg. This recommendation appeared shortly after the St. Petersburg Governor George Poltavchenko signed a law prohibiting "propaganda of homosexuality," writes RIA "Novosti".
The Canadian Foreign Affairs Ministry warns: "Canadians are advised to avoid displaying affection in public, as homosexuals can be targets of violence."
Previously, Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird in a speech in Parliament said that the law adopted in St. Petersburg ran contrary to core Canadian values of freedom of speech, of human rights and the rule of law..
Baird said: "The Ambassador of Canada sent a letter to the Russian authorities to express our grave concern."
Note, the law establishes penalties for public actions aimed to "promote sodomy, lesbianism, bisexuality and transgender." The fines range from 5,000 to 500,000 rubles (170 to 17,000 US$, 130 to 13,000 euro). The law was enacted on March, 17.
Gay.Ru Compiled by Nikita Tersky Photo courtesy of canada2day.com
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