Europe

Many bash Russia for Chechen abuses; few help gay victims
Russian court OKs gay journalist's appeal, blocks deportation
St. Petersburg: 100+ anti-LGBT human rights abuses
Report: Russia's anti-'gay propaganda' law hurts kids
One focus of Pride Amsterdam: Anti-LGBT countries, victims
Chechnya's anti-gay crackdown resumes, activist says
European court rules against Russian anti-gay law
Protester appeals for respect for the LGBT community in Chechnya.
Video: International protests oppose Chechnya repression
Chechnya investigators told: 26 illegal killings in 2017
'A miracle happened': 300 rally for LGBT rights in St. Petersburg
Russia blocks advocates for gay Chechens
Under the regime of Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov, Chechen forces arrested and incarcerated about 100 allegedly gay citizens in 2017. Kadyrov denies that the persecution occurred, taking the absurd position that “such people do not exist.” (Photo courtesy of ABC News)
Protests, pressure seek to end abuses in Chechnya
Silence about Chechnya from 'family values' defenders
Chechnya: Where making a call could cost your life
Chechnya — What can you do?
Adam Shahidov, advisor to Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov, addressed last spring's assembly at the main mosque in Grozny, Chechnya, which called for retribution against journalists who reported on mass arrests of suspected gays in Chechnya. (Photo courtesy of Grozny TV and Novaya Gazeta)
Chechnya threatens journalists for reporting mass arrests