academic historian and expert on lgbt academic historian and expert on lgbt rights and homophobia in russia dan rights and homophobia in russia dan rights and homophobia in russia dan healy [000:00:14;00] hello [000:00:16;00] russia's government becomes more russia's government becomes more russia's government becomes more totalitarian by the day it started the totalitarian by the day it started the totalitarian by the day it started the war in ukraine is war in ukraine is war in ukraine is there some kind of relationship between there some kind of relationship between there some kind of relationship between totalitarianism and militarism and lgbt totalitarianism and militarism and lgbt totalitarianism and militarism and lgbt rights [000:00:34;00] traditionally yes i think there has been traditionally yes i think there has been traditionally yes i think there has been a linkage between forms of a linkage between forms of a linkage between forms of totalitarianism especially in the 20th totalitarianism especially in the 20th totalitarianism especially in the 20th century and forms of

the life of the lgbt community has been broken. orthodoxy not only did not break the lives of many lgbt representatives, but, on the contrary, saved their life and future, and many of them. i'm sure. i have heard this from many professing priests who have turned to the chain in order to fight this passion, to restore the integrity of their personality and receive spiritual help. i think this help. in a large number of cases, the same people who think that orthodoxy has broken something there have been effective. they are either very strongly under the influence of this or that passion, either they do not understand what orthodoxy is and do not understand the most important thing, that it is faith that gives a person freedom from passions and gives him the strength to strive for happiness for happiness. i consider, first of all, as family happiness. a person can find happiness in a monastery, he can find happiness, and this also happens in loneliness. the main thing is that a person be with god and it is god who gives him freedom. b

this is just the thesis of lgbt propaganda, the simplest example. pair of gemini, it may turn out that one of them has become a homosexual, and the other adheres to the traditional sexual orientation. with that genetic set. as you understand, they are completely identical; this data completely, so to speak, simply and clearly refutes here is this stupidity and lies that allegedly someone was born predisposed to this sin. any person. uh, born predisposed to salvation. part of being able to uh find your way to god but what you just read is just hmm let's say. so an example of those people who are lost, who believe that supposedly sin can have something in common with love, but this is not so love, in my opinion, cannot have anything to do with sin. and when we read, uh, in the books of the old new testament, that those people who practice sin not only the gregs of sexualism on any other sins will not enter the kingdom of heaven, then we perceive this not only as a threat. we take this as e evidence of the freedom that we can use to acquire the kingdom

what might chance to lgbt rights. what might change is _ to lgbt rights.bt rights. what might change is what happens - to lgbt rights. what might change is what happens in | to lgbt rights. what might i change is what happens in the domestic kind of level, especially for what concerns issues such as migration and also the rights of minority groups. also the rights of minority urou s. ~ , also the rights of minority u-rous. ~, ~ ., h also the rights of minority u-rous. ~, ~ ., �*, also the rights of minority u-rous. ~, ~ ., , groups. ms meloni's acid is remarkable _ groups. ms meloni's acid is remarkable for— groups. ms meloni's acid is remarkable for italy, - groups. ms meloni's acid is remarkable for italy, one i groups. ms meloni's acid is| remarkable for italy, one of the founding members of the eu, and the block's third largest economy but when it comes to foreign policy, some feel her far right credentials are somewhat overstated. maloney made it clear _ somewhat overstated. maloney made it clear that _ somewhat overstated. maloney made it clear that

the bbc�*s lgbt and identity correspondent lauren mossjoins me now.mes cleverly's comments? like you said. labour — james cleverly's comments? like you said, labour were _ james cleverly's comments? like you said, labour were quick _ james cleverly's comments? like you said, labour were quick out _ james cleverly's comments? like you said, labour were quick out of- james cleverly's comments? like you said, labour were quick out of the - said, labour were quick out of the blocks reacting to this today with the shadow sports minister lucy powell calling the remarks shockingly tone deaf, saying fans don't feel they can attend the world cup and that sport should be for everyone. she said labour politicians have chosen not to attend, in contrast to james cleverly, who says he hopes to do so because it is a major international event. also gary lineker on twitter today said if the message to fans was, whatever you do don't do anything gay westwood is that what the message is? friends groups like three lions pride say comments like that could force people bac

e about lgbt and about civil marriages and so on to allow. they were fined there, they were threatened with exceptions, but it began. uh, when the conflict began in ukraine, most of all the sins were forgotten, suddenly you decide and the fines have disappeared somewhere. they forgave everything for a single, which means with europe, a position on russia and hungary no why? yes, because they are trying to kick the same thing here, and from italy in melody milon has already stated that he supports ukraine, but salvini, who recently walked in a t-shirt with putin, said that he condemns russia, the only one who is in this coalition is berlusconi, who continues talk needs peace, needs negotiations and so on. since you remembered how the laws are gradually changing, tried to speak in relation to lgbt k plus. i do not forget all the time, plus bet. yes? there are so many yes community, then uh. let's remember how the italian officials. tried to legislate against. phobias on the screen italy is one of the few eu countries where lgbt representatives

we do not ban lgbt as a phenomenon, we do not put a ban on mentioning it, we only say that propagandathat is, a positive promotion of praise. it is written that this is normal, and maybe even better, than traditional sexual relations should be banned. for lgbt propaganda , fines are provided in the amount of up to 400,000 russian rubles for citizens, up to 800,000 for officials and up to 5 million rubles. or suspension of activities for up to 90 days for legal entities, while for foreigners in case of violation of the law, administrative expulsion from russia is completely provided for . according to the results of monthly trade union monitoring in belarusian stores , a decrease in prices for some vegetables and fruits was recorded over the past week representatives trade unions as part of a mobile group, which includes marty state control committee , visited more than 200 stores. many questions remain about the cost of non-food products, building materials and spare parts for vehicles, reserve. to reduce their cost, too, there are many during the year raised the price by laying. it c

where the word lgbt will appear, where it will not be pronounced after the word lgbt, what a horror,wers, maybe even a deputy. he didn't hear condemnation, and he believes that we approved no, neutral news has never been propaganda, if you are talking about this or that event, maybe, but at the same time, i want you, as a well-known lawyer, here you can easily answer these questions with an essential detail. now, of course, we will run into some investigator with some deputy or public figure who will write a request for a complaint or try to initiate a criminal case, without this it does not happen. this breaking of copies will be for the first six months until the practice is established. i want to remind you that when the struggle began actively in our country, the fight against piracy began. in the field of high technologies , a rural teacher was the first to be prosecuted, we won’t get away from excess, but then, when the mind still turns on, we understand where to apply, and where not, yes, you understand? i'm afraid that everything will come down to a story based on the results

i tell the lgbt community don't get caught in trying to use the law of coercion to make america like you. it didn't work for us. change the hearts of the people, be respectful. talk to god. if you're happy with your self that is enough. >> host: i encourage people to buy your book, you go heavy on how important morality was to the human rights community, desperately need a king, they never compromised the moral leadership. where is that moral leadership today in our elected officials? >> guest: is amazing. you know. i look at it because we have to have examples how best to live and our children -- as a matter of fact the worst behavior in the world is held up as proper. i'm looking at it and it worries me. i spent communication with my daughter, with my children explaining to them this is not right. our ministers can to a better do a better job connecting our children, put him first and all things come after, i will be lifted up, draw all men to me, lift him up and no matter where you are, if you are starting up, if you have a job at walmart making $20,000 a year you will be happy an

ban lgbt propaganda.ned only among minors, if the law is passed, it will be banned in movies and in books on television in advertising. and so on propaganda of lgbt propaganda of pedophiles demonstration of lgbt information that encourages gender reassignment is here if in detail what do you think about expanding this need a ban? it is, well, firstly, it is obvious that the ban in the form that was in force before that did not work. yes, and it was very easy to bypass him, anyone , and as you like, and all sorts of filth reached the children. and you know, we talk a lot. here's something else lgbt recently there were some hearings in the state duma, in my opinion, or there were some traces in the public chamber. i don't remember hearing about this draft bill in the federation council. and someone said let's call it name by name. there is already a lie, yes, but something indecent to speak. well, you can’t talk about children, they are decent things. this is not good. uh, you can't show children indecent p

our lgbt and identity correspondent, lauren moss, has been finding out more. anger in people. shea is transgender. she says she and her family experience some form of abuse almost every single day. i've been shouted at on the street. i've been yelled at when my kids are with me. i've had things thrown at me, i have had one violent assault. in march, shea says she was physically attacked, leaving her with a knee injury and too scared to travel alone. i was pushed to the ground and kicked several times. a clearly transphobic incident, but by the time i realised that it had happened, i was alone on the pavement bleeding. looking back now, i should have reported it, a hate crime is defined as... the latest figures show there were more than 4000 recorded hate crimes against transgender people in england and wales in one year — a 56% rise. the home office suggests the discussion of what it's called "transgender issues" on social media may have led to an increase. there is absolutely no way you can say that what we've seen, particularly in the last 18 months, in the

and why does the lgbt community need kindergartens, because any so-called non-traditional relationship important thing, procreation. will be located in a house where people of non-traditional sexual orientation will mainly live. as i understand it, this is just the beginning, and in five years in berlin they will make a ghetto for straight people. a day of an ordinary european family. very soon it will look something like this in the morning, the number one parent takes his child with the gender of which no one has yet decided on kindergarten. there they are met and dealt with by a transgender educator, a nanny, not a binary person, and in the evening parent number two picks up the baby from the kindergarten. go glorious good times when orientation meant the route from the house to the playground in the next yard. the 86-year-old rio de gerlauman, who is accused of defending pedophilia, is on the board of directors of the planned complex. sometimes naughty children get scared. now your uncle will pick you up. so he is this uncle, but in general everything is logical, and who else shoul

after the changes are finally adopted, any lgbt content will be banned. of the document, no media product in russia should contain information that promotes or demonstrates non-traditional sexual relations, as the chairman of the state duma noted, the parliamentarians made a decision solely in the interests of the citizens of the country, because, before our eyes, there is a clear example of the united states where in only one gender clinic in 10 years there were 50 times more clients for sex change, as noted by vyacheslav volodin of russia it is necessary to protect our children and those who want to live a normal life. so our country will fight sin, darkness and sodomy as well. and it is the world for this before this struggle will now be made to tell zinaida greetings a. well, in addition to the absolute ban, there are also appropriate fines for violation. yes, fines, i'll tell you later what and for what this news will now inevitably cause an emotional outburst of representatives of sexual minorities. many still remember the article on sodomy in the c

are they lgbt representatives, do they act within the framework of lgbt interests, and then, so to speakinitiative operates within the framework imposed by western values. why because western values ​​are against which we everyone is so stoked telling us not that lgbt is a choice of a free choice of a person. well they say a person has a choice. but this is nonsense. why is that, but because the latest disney cartoons have looked, where its blue from my point of view a person is either like this or not like that, the question before you is you to be straight or not straight? well, there is such a question in front of you, in front of you, nothing in this sense can somehow change, i asked you a question, because i, as it were, ask questions here and here. well, you know, for example, explain to me why, well, now the problems have been solved there, and they just stopped selling their films to us. that's why in cartoons the only thing, but homosexual characters. this is for the children this is already because in the united states , including included in the leadership of the bill, this bi

and so on propaganda of lgbt propaganda of pedophiles demonstration of lgbt information that encouragesif in detail what do you think about expanding this ban is needed? it is, well, firstly, it is obvious that the ban in the form that was in force before that did not work. yes, and he was very easily bypassed, by anyone , and in any way, and, uh, all sorts of nasty things reached the children. and you know, we are very, uh, talking. here's lgbt something else recently there were some hearings in the state duma, in my opinion, or in the public chamber, there were some goals in the federation council, i don’t remember if there were listeners about this draft bill. and someone said let's call it name by name. the same lies, yes, but something indecent to say. well, you can’t talk about children, they are decent things. this is not good. uh, you can't show children indecent pictures. this is not good, but in general, propaganda propaganda of this kind of thing, as it is happening now, and what effect does it have on general stva in the plural? yes, western ours are some other kind of propa

all of them are about the ban on lgbt propaganda of pedophilia and information that encourages gendernment among teenagers on the internet, media, movie books and advertising. and most importantly, as noted by all participants in the hearing about protecting the future of our children, the results of conversations in the material of our correspondent maria burkova. traditional and they lived long and happy for russian children, only such a husband and wife - this in 2013 , the state duma passed a law prohibiting propaganda of non-traditional relationships among children, but the western encroachment on traditional values ​​continues in the open access to films and books about the same-sex love of transgender people and teenagers. so to speak, with sexual uncertainty on the central stands, these books are labeled the best of the best, when we wrote requests to the investigative committee and the prosecutor's office that this was not only a romanticization of same-sex marriage, among minors. well, it's also aromatization of suicidal behavior, drug use. we received some answer that from

and there are concerns about how they will legislate on a range of social issues from abortion to lgbtt might change is what happens on the domestic kind of level, especially for what concerns issues such as migration and also the rights of minority groups. ms meloni's ascent is a remarkable moment for italy, one of the founding members of the eu, and the bloc�*s third—largest economy. but when it comes to foreign policy, some feel her far—right credentials are somewhat overstated. meloni made it very clear that italy is with the eu in nature and has also strongly rejected pro—putin and pro—russia positions. on russia, there is one coalition partner long used to hogging the limelight who is causing ms meloni a painful headache. 86—year—old silvio berlusconi has been at the centre a furious row over two leaked recordings. in them, he blamed ukraine for starting the current war and claimed president putin considers him number one among his five best friends. for now, ms meloni and her allies are putting on a united front, she won power partly thanks to ambitious pledges to rebuild italy'

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recognition of the san francisco spikes work to engage the lgbt + community in soccer and advance lgbt social causes and events. >> supervisor mandelman. >> thank you. i imagine mag this will be controversial i wanted to say nice things about sf spikes declare this is thursday october 20th to be sf spike's day. it is a queer soccer club started 40 years ago to represent san francisco in the first gay games they won gold this jeer and the increase and contribution has been invaluable since. founding members of the gay and lesbian football association noters growth of lgbt football. the igfa and the spikes host world champion tournaments and w to promote inclusion net sport all jenldzir lgbt and allied club caters to everyone the organization has 5 competing teams with coaches and tournaments. improve soccer skills and build confidence and self e steam of keep fees ford afford annual it is building community creating a welcoming space. today i ask for your vote as we recognize the spike in honor of the 40th anniversary. thank you. >> thank you, mandelman. call the roll on item 33. >> sup

i am an lgbt person, and we| more. i am an lgbt person, and we want— more. rights and we want everyone to have a _ want our rights and we want everyone to have a in _ want our rights and we want everyone to have a in this— want our rights and we want everyone to have a in this country. _ want our rights and we want everyone to have a in this country. the - to have a in this country. the atmosphere _ to have a in this country. the atmosphere is _ to have a in this country. the atmosphere is more - to have a in this country. atmosphere is more of to have a in this country. the atmosphere is more of a to have a in this country.- atmosphere is more of a relief to have a in this country— atmosphere is more of a relief than victory parade, the election is far from over the campaigning is about to become much more personal. two political foes now head to heads, looking to lead latin america's biggest nation. well pedro borges is editor of a publication that deals with racial issues and joins us now thank you for being with us how much of a surprise was this?— of a

you can ask almost every lgbt person and i am sure 90% of them have had something happened to them.t is hard to hear. pc hayleyjones specifically focuses on hate crime in the capital in a role created by the metropolitan police this year. as part of the community myself i recognise that there are people who do not trust the police and i understand where they come from. by listening to their concerns i hope to develop those relationships and to build that trust again. i also recognise how easy that trust can be destroyed. pcjones is a link between police and victims. despite the rise in reports she says that many still do not come forward. i think there is still underreporting and the severity of the crimes seems much higher. anti—abuse charity galop say they too have seen an increase and have recently launched a mobile phone app where people can report crimes and receive support. whenever our community is more visible we are more likely to experience abuse and violence and those words used against our community do translate into violence and abuse in real life. what we have seen in

not just lgbt stuff, other stuff too.h its safeguarding responsibilities adequately in the past, much better now, is another one. but i think kind of coming out of it has made it easierfor me to speak more freely — and also, if i'm honest, made me realise what it's cost me and others to not be honest, actually. and if a church can't be honest, it's an institution. a bishop said to me, "all institutions are demonic" and i kind of get what he means because they have to be upheld, and upholding an institution will inevitably run contrary to your personal integrity and honesty. so you make your accommodation with that as best you can. but coming out of it... but i do, there's so much in it that's great and so many people in it who are loving and wonderful, so i could never... it's a complicated and contradictory complex. i get that it's complex but you just interestingly talked about the cost and even the cost to you. do you think, in retrospect, it was a mistake to be sort of so obedient to the church? i couldn't have done i

the world and on the territory of ukraine to answer one more a threat from the west propaganda of lgbtlia for russia such values ​​​​and folk, but the fight against them will be targeted no one will touch the classics neither tolstoy nor dostoevsky bullshit, uh which is now being vtyuhivaetsya very actively in the west. this is absolutely correct. according to the bill, propaganda among children and demonstration of non-traditional sexual relations and preferences, as well as information that may cause children to want to change their gender , the owners of aggregators and social networks will be required to independently block such materials aleksey petrov ekaterina galkina alexander antonov kirill zotov mikhail devyatkin news. moscow is considering the possibility of attracting foreign market participants to invest in russian companies, mikhail mishustin spoke about this at today's meeting of the government commission for foreign investment control. he added that the interest of non-residents in our production and business has not disappeared, applications have been submitted for the

publicly refused the request federation of the world cup to wear the captain's armband in support of lgbt also the armband in support of ukraine. for some reason, they were forced to place these two armbands side by side . also, the players of the serbian national team will refuse any anti-russian actions throughout the tournament. there is a question of terms here. just everything, it's understandable. these are our people, but where does this attempt initiate the initiation from? that's definitely a football player. it is necessary to spank, the server was bandaged with lgbt support, and here is the most important question, that i ask it and then you reflect on your opinion. here i am i personally think that this war that is going on, it is not for territory, not for resources. she 's coming, i'll say this for the soul. and i have a question , despite all the high pathos there about being chosen and so on, here are russian belarusians ukrainians serbs we are ready not to lose in this war. oleg sergeevich we will lose , we will not lose the future. we have a good future. i am this consci

rights, absolutely. legislation, abortion, lgbt rights, absolutel . ., legislation, abortion, lgbt rightsaign in runnina absolutely. running a campaign in running the _ absolutely. running a campaign in running the country _ absolutely. running a campaign in running the country are _ absolutely. running a campaign in running the country are two - absolutely. running a campaign in running the country are two very l running the country are two very different things. how do you think the policy she's is promise may play out in reality because there are many issues to deal with. italy's relationship with ukraine and russia. ., ., , relationship with ukraine and russia. . ., , ., russia. that has come to the forefront _ russia. that has come to the forefront and _ russia. that has come to the forefront and she _ russia. that has come to the forefront and she has - russia. that has come to the forefront and she has been . russia. that has come to the i forefront and she has been very clear and unambiguous is the start of this that she is in favour of ukraine and supports sending arms and sancti

you are in contact with lgbt groups “p you are in contact with lgbt groups up and down the country.going to go to qatar?— up and down the country. are any going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single — going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single out — going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single out a _ going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single out a gay _ going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single out a gay football- of any single out a gay football fan that wants to go. nobody is interested in going and all the different groups are of the same issue. _ different groups are of the same issue, people don't want to go because — issue, people don't want to go because it _ issue, people don't want to go because it is not a place that all gdp people are welcome. what was that experience _ gdp people are welcome. what was that experience like? _ gdp people are welcome. what was that experience like? i _ gdp people are welcome. what was that experience like? i will - gdp people are welcome. what was that experience like? i will be - that experience like? i w

wejust around workers and the lgbt community.cision to grant to qatar has obviously been very controversial in the fact that we're so close to this now. i expect that we will hear more around people who are not going or team speaking up and making demand and calling for change. and making demand and calling for chance. �* , ., and making demand and calling for chance. �*, ., ., change. indeed. let's go to the front page _ change. indeed. let's go to the front page of — change. indeed. let's go to the front page of the _ change. indeed. let's go to the front page of the metro. i change. indeed. let's go to the front page of the metro. there | front page of the metro. there headline there is royals in the spare. jenny, talk us through this fund. . ., j , spare. jenny, talk us through this fund. . ., fund. prince harry's book has a release day. — fund. prince harry's book has a release day, the _ fund. prince harry's book has a release day, the 10th - fund. prince harry's book has a release day, the 10th of - fund. prince harry's bo

our lgbt and identity correspondent, lauren moss, has been finding out more.is enough to create anger in people. shea is transgender. she says she and her family experience some form of abuse almost every single day. i have been shouted at on the street. i've been yelled at when my kids are with me. i've had things thrown at me, i have had one violent assault. in march, shea says she was physically attacked, leaving her with a knee injury and too scared to travel alone. i was pushed to the ground and kicked several times. a clearly transphobic incident, but by the time i realised that it had happened, i was alone on the pavement bleeding. looking back now, i should have reported it, but ijust wanted to go home. a hate crime is defined as any criminal offence perceived to be motivated by hostility or prejudice based on personal characteristics such as race, religion, sexual orientation, disability or transgender identity. the latest figures show that there were more than 4000 recorded hate crimes against transgender people in england and wales in one year —a 56

because i myself am lgbt logically a student wants to be.o a beloved teacher, however, in thematic cartoons of young viewers, they teach no one to listen to puberty. can occur not only in itself there are drugs, which can help your body start the process. this is an example of hormone replacement therapy. some people choose hormones and surgeries to make their body match their gender identity with who they perceive themselves to be. your gender identity is real. only you can decide. what to do with your body? a fashionable disease of gender dysphoria is when your real gender at birth does not match the gender with which you identify yourself recently. the number of children suffering from gender dysphoria in the west, it is difficult to get exact numbers, but in the uk from 2009 to 2019, the number of referrals for transgender transition, that is, gender reassignment, increased by 1,000% among boys and by 4,400% among girls, according to the centers for disease control and prevention since 2017. of young people who call themselves transgende

this is just the thesis of lgbt propaganda, the simplest example. if you take a m-m pair of gemini, it may turn out that one of them has become a homosexual, and the other adheres to the traditional sexual orientation. with that genetic set. as you understand their data is completely identical , so to speak, simply and clearly refutes this stupidity and lies that supposedly someone was born predisposed to this sin. any person. e was born predisposed to salvation. part of the ability to find your way to god but what you just read is just m-m. let's just say an example of those people who are lost, who believe that allegedly sin can have something in common with love, but this is not so love, in my opinion, cannot have anything to do with sin. and when we read, e in the books of the old new testament , that those people who practice sin not only greg and sexualism for any other sins will not enter the kingdom of heaven, then we perceive this not only as a threat. we take this as e evidence of the freedom that we can use to acquire the kingdom of heave

this is the first ever lgbt plus protesting qatar— first ever lgbt plus protesting qatar or — first everhe abuse of the rights of women and migrant— abuse of the rights of women and migrant workers as well. in a statement yesterday, the qatari government said... returning to the british foreign secretary's comments, the prime minister official spokesman has since said that the lgbt fans should not be excited to compromise who they are if they visit qatar for the world cup. jack murleyjoins me now, he's the presenter of the bbc�*s lgbt sport podcast. what are they fans are likely to say to that latest comment?— to that latest comment? well, i think frankly — to that latest comment? well, i think frankly that _ to that latest comment? well, i think frankly that damage - to that latest comment? well, i think frankly that damage was i think frankly that damage was already done, you only need to look at the reaction since mr cleverley made his comments, even with downing street rolling back on it, to see how unhelpful his intervention has been. it has been called unhelpful and frankly it was

most of the books being attacked or lgbt books that are in schools for the first time. first time kids lgbt kids are seeing books thates address them and address their issues and make them feel included. the statement. use our critically important works that are very concerted effort to snuff out. so my hope is a free speech advocate is this will get the attention of the many of those who have argued the first amendment is somehow a problem. >> wants go without a little bit. in terms of uniting the progressives we have all heard especially c after january 26, even within publishing how can b we publish a book by so-and-so who is advocating withdrawal of the government. again within the industry we are familiar with there's employees walking out its accusations of misconduct. i mean what kind of argument can you make to these people? i think your book is a great constructive about look this is been going on for a long time. were lucky to be where we are. never had such free speech text protections. it is really in danger. there has to be room for all kinds. >> and cac ha

kids, lgbt kids are seeing books that address them and address their issues and make them feel included and promote their self-esteem. these are critically important works that are, you know, they're a very concerted effort to snuff out. my hope is as a free-speech activist this would give ge attention of many of those who argued that the first amendment is somehow a problem. >> right. in terms of uniting presses, -- special after january 6, you know, even within publishing how can you publish a book by so-and-so who was advocating overthrowing the government? you know, again in the industry we are familiar with employees walking out when -- [inaudible] nothing to do with the government but its accusations of being sexual misconduct. i mean, how, what kind of argument can you make for these people? i mean, i think your book is a great instructor about look, this is been going on for a long time, we are really lucky to be worthy are because in many cases never had such free-speech protections but it's really in danger and there has to be room for all kinds of opinions. >> we have, ncac h

i'm not aware of a single out gay football fan that wants to go, and i'm told by hundreds of other lgbtll the different groups are reporting the same issues, that people don't want to go because it's not a place that lgbt+ people are welcome. a long—awaited memoir by the duke of sussex is due to be published in the new year. prince harry's publisher, penguin random house, said the book will be titled spare and will give the story of his life, including the death of his mother in 1997, and his decision to give up royal duties and move to the us. despite the ruthless response of the security forces, the protests in iran seem to be escalating. 0vernight, thousands turned out to mark a0 days since the death of 22—year—old mahsa amini, who died in police custody after being arrested for not wearing a hijab properly. the protests have grown to be a wider rejection of the hardline government of iran, with protesters setting fire to some public buildings. our analysis editor ros atkins looks at the roots of the crisis. once more, protests are sweeping iran. once more, they're facing a crackdown

you know the most of the books that are being attacked are lgbt books that are in in schools for the first time first time kids. lgbt kids are seeing books that address them and address their issues and make them feel included and and promote promote their self-esteem these are you know, these are critically important works that that are you know, there are very concerted effort to snuff out. so you know my hope is a free speech activist is that you know, this will get the attention of of many of those who have argued the first amendment is. somehow a problem right? because that's that's going to that a little bit. i mean in terms of uniting the progresses. you know, we follow. it's her especially after january 6, you know even within publishing, you know, how can you publish a book by so-and-so who was advocating? no overthrowing the government and you know again in the industry well familiar with a shape employees walking out when they wanted to publish for the outlooks for something nothing to do with government, but you know, it's accusations of being sexual misconduct. i mean ho

human— been so much criticism of qatar over its human rights, especially to do with criminalising lgbt— people, seven years jail for sex acts. i rather hope that our fans behave — acts. i rather hope that our fans behave themselves, especially our -ay behave themselves, especially our gay fans. _ behave themselves, especially our gay fans, and respect the laws in the country that they are going to, but equally that qatar compromises and accept that i have got people from _ and accept that i have got people from around the world coming there and they— from around the world coming there and they must treat them with some gentleness and look after them. nigei. _ gentleness and look after them. nigel, did we say if we picked up in this article that any of the mps had been named in this article? fir this article that any of the mps had been named in this article? or not? there are no _ been named in this article? or not? there are no mps _ been named in this article? or not? there are no mps named _ been named in this article? or not? there are no mps named on - been named in this article? o

the british foreign secretary, james cleverly, has said that lgbt football fans who attend the worldwilling to show some compromise. he told lbc that anyone traveling to the tournament should be "respectful of the host nation", where same—sex activity is illegal. labour called the remarks "tone—deaf". the parent company of facebook, instagram and whatsapp has reported a fall in revenue for the second consecutive quarter, in the latest sign of the us and global economic slowdown. meta's profits for the past three months were $4.4 billion — less than half of the same period last year. there's been another sobering warning on the state of the climate from the un secretary general. antonio guterres says the world is reaching the point of no—return and every country must make tackling climate change a priority. speaking ahead of next month's cop27 conference, mr guterres said the world would face catastrophe unless action is taken. 0ur climate editorjustin rowlatt spoke to him at the un headquarters in new york. it has been a year of extreme weather, devastating floods in pakistan, drough

stood what is this monument, the first in ukraine, monuments were demolished by the way, the monument lgbt monument because there are two cows standing and kissing well , it's always strange here, well, if i don't know where the labite community missed this moment because it should have been simply renamed instead of russia and ukraine without the lgbt monument, i will then paint in a normal color well, but it's a little blood that was the name of this monument, that's what this monument was called, they stood there in an embrace, of course they didn't kiss. well , andriy, he likes the colors of the rainbow, watch a little anecdotes, live, you know how muscovites call our love this is what i am telling you about. yesterday there was a dog, a puppy, a veteri, 1+1 for a general telethon. well, you can not watch it, because we don’t watch it. well, but the news is coming. here the bruise took less time and pooped on the table, that is, if we put such a strong poo on the table, they sat there in shock . about what muscovites call our love, attitude, first of all, about philology, linguistics,

deputies in the review of the laws of the week, we must all protect the traditional values ​​before lgbtpaganda i really hope that this bill will be billed in detail on how the ban on propaganda of non-traditional relationships in our program was discussed. let's start with the main president, he maintained martial law in the new territories of russia, and on october 18, the state duma discussed the resettlement of residents of the kherson region . earlier, they themselves turned to the deputies with a request to save them from shelling by the kiev regime, everything must be done to protect people, said state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin will help those who wish to leave kherson in the material maria burkova? severnaya 39 in these frames is a destroyed hotel in the center of kherson, a blow to it from an american hymars rocket launcher was inflicted by the ukrainian military on one of the victims, the shelling was given by aleksey zhuravka, a former deputy of the verkhovna rada back in january 2015. he fled to russia from persecution of the hut in april. he returned to his native kher

lgbt q. plus, voters say the community is facing increased social opposition from lawmakers.e also taking economic issues to heart when considering who they'll vote for next month from the criminalization of medical practices banning books, um, conversion therapy and all these days, the effect our community firsthand. um we are dealing with tabletop issues. um just like everybody else. you know, our rents have almost doubled. just the generic in general cost of living is just weighing higher and higher and higher on people's minds. incidents cutting across race, gender, sexual orientation, fox news. we will soon see plenty of ghosts and goblins in neighborhoods around the bay area, but where did it all start? so i had tonight to look at the st as tom baker reports that tradition appears to date back to medieval times. medieval people gave arms in the form of money amongst this time of year to pray for their dead relatives . arms also went to the poor and a tradition began in the middle ages, that poor people at the time of all saints and all souls would go from house to house