In Komsomolsk -on -Amur, the LGBT activist was sent under house arrest in the case of pornography

In Komsomolsk-on-Amur, LGBT activist Julia Tsvetkov was sent under house arrest in the case of pornography. This was announced by the "Mediazone" by human rights activist Svyatoslav Khromenkov with reference to the girl’s mother.

She was detained on November 22 in Blagoveshchensk for violation of the recognizance not to leave and delivered to Khabarovsk, and then to Komsomolsk-on-Amur. There, the court changed her preventive measure. According to Khromenkov, when detained and transported to a girl, psychological pressure was exerted.

On November 20, Julia Tsvetkova said that the case of the spread of pornography was initiated against her. In her apartment and the children's theater studio, where the activist used to work, there were searches.

According to the activist, she returned to the city from a working trip at about six in the morning, at the station she was already met by police officers. The police informed her of the initiated case and took her to the survey. The activist said that at first she was in the status of a witness, but after she refused to testify, she was transferred to the status of the suspect. Subscriptions about non -disclosure and non -departure were taken from her.

The case was opened due to posts in the public "monologues of the vagina". Tsvetkova administers this public.

This is not the first time that law enforcement agencies are interested in the activities of LGBT activists. She led the Morak youth theater group, which she had to close due to pressure and persecution.

Tsvetkov was also repeatedly summoned to the police because of the body-positive project “Woman NOT Doll”. Earlier, an anonymous statement was written on her about "inciting hatred in relation to men and the promotion of non -traditional family values ​​among children."