Kazakhstan's parliament passes law against 'LGBT propaganda'
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The lower house of Kazakhstan's parliament passed a law on Wednesday banning "LGBT propaganda" online or in the media, mandating fines for violators and up to 10 days in jail for repeat offenders
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The lower house of Kazakhstan's parliament passed a law on Wednesday banning "LGBT propaganda" online or in the media, mandating fines for violators and up to 10 days in jail for repeat offenders
By Catherine Nicholls and Anna Chernova, CNN (CNN) — Kazakhstan’s lower parliament pushed ahead with anti-LGBTQ legislation Wednesday that appears to mirror Russian law, as the country’s president met with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
Kazakhstan’s lower parliament pushed ahead with anti-LGBTQ legislation Wednesday that appears to mirror Russian law, as the country’s president met with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
Kazakhstan is set to follow its neighbor Russia in banning the promotion of "non-traditional sexual orientation," raising concern from human rights groups.
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