Actress Tilda Swinton went to Red Square with a rainbow flag

The British film actress Tilda Swinton went to Red Square with a rainbow flag. Her photo against the background of the Cathedral of the Intercession on the moat is published on Facebook of the French movement "For equal marriage and adoption."

"Thanks to actress Tilde Swinton, who risks already holding a rainbow flag in Russia!" - It is said in the signature for the picture.

In Moscow, the actress took part in the opening of the new institution "Coffeeman". It is planned to hold a Public-Talk series with famous British representatives of art. Swinton became the first guest of the project.

"Now I am engaged in a new project with Luke Guadanino, with whom I have been working on" I am love. "I also actively support the rights of sex minorities around the world, I hope that we will do this. And I am having fun with my friends," she told reporters.

On Tuesday, the presidential administration was held by the action "The Law of Mizulina in Action." Three LGBT activists, smeared with red paint, lay down at the entrance to the building, portraying the executed. The fourth, Alexei Davydov, stood next to him, holding a poster with a caricature for State Duma deputy Elena Mizulin, one of the main supporters of the adoption of a homophobic law. The police detained all four participants in the action (

On June 30, President Vladimir Putin signed a law banning the propaganda of "non -traditional sexual relations" among minors. Earlier, the document was approved by the State Duma in three readings and was supported by the Federation Council. The law prohibits the dissemination of information about the "attractiveness of non -traditional sexual relations" and "social equivalentness of traditional and non -traditional relations", as well as "imposing information that causes interest in such relations." The word "homosexuality", present in the early version of the document, was subsequently excluded from it.

The law establishes fines for citizens in the amount of 4-5 thousand rubles, for officials - from 40 to 50 thousand rubles. For legal entities, a fine of 800 thousand to 1 million rubles or suspension of activities for up to 90 days is provided for legal entities. For the same acts using the media or the Internet, a fine of 50 to 100 thousand rubles is expected for citizens, for officials - from 100 to 200 thousand, for legal entities - a fine of 1 million rubles or suspension of activities for up to 90 days.

For foreigners, in addition to fines, expulsion is provided outside the borders of Russia, which may be preceded by an arrest for up to 15 days.