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Russia's Supreme Court has classified the LGBTQ+ "movement" as extremist, effectively banning any related activism. Critics say the opaque decision could mean widespread persecution.

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The order is the latest attack in Vladimir Putins anti-LGBTQ+ crusade.

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Russia Files Motion to Ban "Extremist" LGBT Movement - World Report Now

The measure could leave any LGBT activist in the country vulnerable to criminal prosecution.

The Russian Ministry of Justice has filed a motion asking the nation's supreme court to label as extremist what the ministry characterizes as the "international LGBT public movement."