Putin allies accuse Canada of interfering with Russia's gay marriage vote - News Summed Up

Putin allies accuse Canada of interfering with Russia's gay marriage vote


Prominent Russians with close ties to the Putin government are accusing Canada of interfering in that country's constitutional vote on gay marriage by opposing a ban. In a video posted to Facebook by a Russian LGBTQ group, Canada's ambassador to Russia also addressed the constitutional amendment that's on the table. (Alexei Sergeev/CBC)The U.S. ambassador to Russia also released a video statement on Pride Month, but only LeClaire's video made mention of the upcoming constitutional vote. A notable exception has been on the issue of gay rights, where Canada has been more forceful on LGTBQ issues, including opposing a 2013 Russian law that banned gay "propaganda." No progressProminent author and government critic Dmitry Glukovsky penned a scathing rebuttal to the constitutional vote — and changing the terms of Putin's presidency — in the opposition paper Novaya Gazeta.


Source: CBC News June 30, 2020 07:52 UTC



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