Trash blogger Hilmi Forks was detained for 48 hours in St. Petersburg

Trash blogger Hilmi Forks was detained in St. Petersburg for 48 hours. Presumably, the mother of a minor child complained about Forks. Her lawyer Konstantin Erokhin talks about this.

reports “Forks allegedly took pictures with underage fans and told them something about gender reassignment,” the Baza telegram channel. Other details of the persecution are not yet known.

writes In July, a criminal case was filed against a blogger for distributing pornography after a complaint from the head of the Safe Internet League, Ekaterina Mizulina. Then Forks was released on his own recognizance. In addition, in January she was subject to a protocol for “propaganda” of LGBTQ people.

initiated were In police department No. 21, where Hilmi Forks is located, lawyer Anton Merkushev, Erokhin is not allowed. In particular, the police told Merkushev that he would be allowed into the department “only accompanied by a police officer who is currently on the move.” At this time, according to the lawyer, children entered the department who may be related to the criminal case.

20:36 writes Lawyer Merkushev was allowed to visit Hilmi Forks. He is a video message in which Forks says: “I was detained for taking a photo with my subscribers, and they are charging me that I told them about a gender change... One of the parents of this girl wrote a statement against me, showed me a photo and yelled that I was harassing to her daughter..."

21:59 recorded Hilmi Forks was released from the police department with a report on petty hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code) and a fine of 500 rubles. Konstantin Erokhin talks about this in his telegram channel.

September 10 reports The police said that the blogger used obscene language.

• On December 5, 2022, Vladimir Putin introduced a law that provides for a ban on “LGBTQ propaganda” on the Internet, the media, literature, cinema and advertising. For violations of the law, administrative liability is provided in the form of large fines, and for foreigners and stateless persons - deportation from Russia. Films that showcase queer experiences will not receive distribution certificates. Products (including books) that are perceived to contain such “propaganda” will be prohibited from sale. signed