Russia deports man over his rave review of a mini skirt - LGBTQ Nation
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Russia deports man over his rave review of a mini skirt - LGBTQ Nation
"Gulomova Islomzhona Numonzhon was found guilty of posting "information aimed at forming non-traditional sexual attitudes, the attractiveness of non-traditional sexual relations, a distorted idea of ​​the social equivalence of traditional and non-traditional sexual relations and preferences," after he posted a review of the mini-skirt on Russia's largest online retailer."
""Beautiful skirt! Hides not only the flaws of the figure, but even the fact that I'm a guy," Gulomova wrote, which the judge cited as evidence of "openly demonstrating the attractiveness of non-traditional sexual attitudes.""
"Evidence of the poster's crimes, uploaded to the popular retail site Wildberries last September, was discovered in the Russian city of Tula two weeks ago. At the court hearing, the man "admitted guilt in committing the administrative offense." The judge cited Russia's "child propaganda" laws before meting out his punishment."
"The law "obliges the state authorities of the Russian Federation to take measures to protect children from information, propaganda and agitation that is harmful to their health, moral and spiritual development, including from information of a pornographic nature, from information that promotes or demonstrates non-traditional sexual relations and (or) preferences, from information that promotes pedophilia, from information that can cause children to want to change their gender," the judge wrote."
A Russian judge found a foreign national guilty of posting information aimed at forming non-traditional sexual attitudes and preferences. The case centered on a favorable review of a mini skirt on Wildberries that included purported pictures of him modeling the dress. The judge treated the review as openly demonstrating the attractiveness of non-traditional sexual attitudes. The man admitted guilt at the hearing. The punishment was deportation. The judge relied on Russia’s child-propaganda laws requiring state measures to protect children from information harmful to health and moral and spiritual development, including content promoting or demonstrating non-traditional sexual relations or preferences and content that can cause children to want to change their gender.
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