"Novaya Gazeta. Europe" interviewed journalist Renat Davletgildeev and lawyer Maxim Olenichev. In this interview, journalists discussed a homophobic bill that would ban “propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships” among people of all ages. Renat and Maxim shared their own position on how the representation of the LGBT community in Russia could change and what are the chances of the law being adopted in its current form.

US Assistant Secretary of Health Rachel Levine spoke out in support of trans youth and said she wants to help empower them. It is worth noting that Rachel Levine previously became the first transgender officer in the military in US history. In 2021, she was sworn in as a four-star admiral to lead the U.S. Public Health Service Corps. This is a momentous occasion and I am honored to play this role because of the impact I can have and the historical nature of it.

On July 20, the first trailer for the new LGBT horror film from Blumhouse was released. It's called They/Them, and it's about a creepy conversion camp. The film tells us about a group of young people from the LGBT community who are forced to spend a week in a camp practicing conversion therapy. Well, where would we be without a killer maniac in a slasher film? He will definitely appear too.

Political scientist Ekaterina Shulman analyzed in detail the situation around the bill on a complete ban on homopropaganda. We present it in its entirety. If you don’t have time to watch the entire episode of the “Status” program, then our question begins at the 48:30 mark. So, next question. Peter I'm at home asks you: “Ekaterina Mikhailovna, please comment on the law against LGBT people. What can we do now to prevent its adoption and show that there are people who are against it?” E.

The law on a complete ban on “propaganda of non-traditional values” was demolished by political scientists, representatives of the film business and deputies of the ruling party. But it’s too early to rejoice. Duma performance The second act of the traditional performance for Russian parliamentarism has begun.

PrEP is our guide to safer physically and emotionally sexual intercourse. But at the same time, it may have various effects that you should know about in advance. Today we will update information about this in our material. Most people taking PrEP do not experience any serious or long-term side effects. However, some people who take PrEP for a long time report side effects that occur while taking the drug. The most common ones are: Diarrhea; Nausea; Vomit; Dizziness; Headache.