Russian police to charge British gay rights activist after breaking law

Author: Agencies

MOSCOW: Russian police said on Thursday they would charge British gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell, detained near Red Square earlier on Thursday, with breaking the law on public meetings, Interfax news agency reported. Tatchell attempted to hold a one-man protest to draw attention to what he said were appalling human rights abuses committed against gay men in Chechnya.

Published in Daily Times, June 15th 2018.

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