At Eksmo, based on Khinshtein’s denunciation, a protocol was drawn up about “propaganda of LGBT relations” due to the comic book “Gennady the Dove”

An administrative protocol was drawn up against the Eksmo publishing house on “propaganda of LGBT relationships and preferences” among minors (Article 6.21 of the Administrative Code). State Duma deputy Alexander Khinshtein was informed about this by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Khinshtein said that he had previously contacted the police because of the comics “Dove Gennady” published by Eksmo by the Ukrainian artist Koro . According to the deputy, the comic “openly promotes homosexual attitudes, although it has an age rating of +12.”

“It is doubly outrageous that the author of the comics is in Ukraine and does not hide the fact that he directs royalties from books to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On his page on social networks, he has already equipped “Gennady’s Dove” in Ukrainian military uniform. But this doesn’t seem to bother Eksmo at all,” Khinshtein wrote in his Telegram channel.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs added that they sent copies of the appeal to Roskomnadzor and the Moscow department of Rosportrebnadzor “for possible blocking of malicious Internet resources” and an assessment of Eksmo’s activities under the administrative article on the protection of children from information harmful to their development (6.17 of the Administrative Code).