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Russia: Court upholds lengthy prison sentences for Chechen LGBTI siblings - Vimarsana News

Russia: Court upholds lengthy prison sentences for Chechen LGBTI siblings

25 October 2022 Responding to the news that a Russian court has upheld lengthy prison terms for Chechen LGBTI siblings Salekh Magamadov and Ismail Isaev, who stand falsely accused of “aiding illegal armed groups,” Marie Struthers, Amnesty International’s Eastern Europe and Central Asia Director, said: “The court’s decision today is the final step in this […]

Chechnya Sentences Queer Siblings To Up To Eight Years In Prison - Vimarsana News

Chechnya Sentences Queer Siblings To Up To Eight Years In Prison

Chechen authorities had detained  Salekh Magamadov (21) and Ismail Isaev (19) last year, after the siblings tried to flee persecution.

Chechnya: LGBT siblings jailed on 'fabricated' charges - Vimarsana News

Chechnya: LGBT siblings jailed on 'fabricated' charges

A court in Chechnya has sentenced a pair of LGBT+ siblings to almost a decade behind bars on seemingly bogus charges.

Bay Area Reporter :: Out in the World: Mixed record on LGBTQ rights across the world in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Bay Area Reporter :: Out in the World: Mixed record on LGBTQ rights across the world in 2021

The year started out on a hopeful note. The world was looking forward to getting past a dark period in America's leadership and the global COVID-19 pandemic.

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Gay Brothers Detained In Chechnya Go On Hunger Strike - Vimarsana News

Gay Brothers Detained In Chechnya Go On Hunger Strike

Brothers Salekh Magamadov (20) and Ismail Isaev (17), have been detained by authorities in Chechnya for speaking out against the government and for being gay, according to Amnesty International.