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MADRID, 25 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -
The European Union has regretted this Thursday the hardening of Russian legislation against the so-called LGTBI "propaganda", ensuring that these laws "feed homophobia".
The spokesman for the High Representative for Foreign Affairs of the EU, Pedro Stano, has shown his "deep concern" about the amendments approved this Wednesday by the Russian State Duma, which have expanded the punishments against those who disseminate LGTBI content, as well as the imposition of new restrictions under the law on foreign agents.
"These legislative advances fuel homophobia and further deepen the harsh repression of any critical and alternative speech in the context of Russia's illegal, unprovoked and unjustified war of aggression against Ukraine," reads a statement from the foreign office.
In addition, the portfolio led by Josep Borrell has reiterated the condemnation "in the strongest possible terms" of the invasion of Ukraine, which began on February 24 by order of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
"The European Union stands in solidarity with Russian citizens who are prevented from exercising their Human Rights," said the Union's Foreign Affairs spokesman.
Russia has justified the reform of the law that toughens the punishments against those who disseminate LGTBI content in the need to supposedly combat scourges such as pedophilia, but for the organizations defending Human Rights it represents "one more step in the repression against the collective".
The Russian authorities plan to prosecute any type of content considered contrary to conservative values on the Internet, media, books, movies and advertisements, according to official Russian media.
Fines for LGTBI "propaganda" can reach 400,000 rubles (about 6,400 euros) in the case of ordinary citizens, or 800,000 rubles in the case of officials. In the case of entities, the penalty rises to 5 million (more than 79,000 euros), the Interfax agency reported.
