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Moscow’s Lyublinsky Court handed down 10 days of administrative arrest and ordered the deportation from Russia of two foreigners, Khasanchon Rakhimov and Yorgibegi Saizoda, who were accused of spreading “LGBT propaganda,” writes “Current Time.”

According to the case materials, Rakhimov and Saizoda were detained on the evening of August 18 at the Sadovod market. Police claim that the foreigners were wearing women’s clothing, “accompanied by the slogan ‘Freedom of choice.’”

Exactly what the slogan looked like, what items of clothing these were, and what indicated that they were women’s clothes is not stated in the report. Police concluded that the foreigners were “demonstrating the attractiveness of non-traditional sexual attitudes.” “Ostorozhno, novosti” claims that both foreigners are citizens of Tajikistan. As “Current Time” notes, the situation with LGBT rights in that country is one of the worst in the world.

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A court in Moscow ordered the deportation from Russia of two citizens of Tajikistan. Police claim they came to the Sadovod market in women’s…