Russia is the largest country on Earth and home to nearly 150 million people, now with Vladimir Putin well into his third term as president it’s starting to feel like the cold war era all over again. The west has imposed though sanctions against Russia and relations are the frostiest since the cold war so television personality Reggie Yates travels there to find out what life is really like for young people especially if you’re gay.
In 2013 it became illegal to tell anyone under 18 that being homosexual was in any way normal and while Putin is busy flexing his muscles abroad life here just got harder for thousands of Russians. Yates set’s out to meet the homophobes that are out to attack the gay community and discover what just one law says about a whole country’s attitude to being gay.
Directed by: Roeland Doust
Why has it got to be promoted to school kids ? This is the issue people have with it so why, what is the reason because I don’t believe it has anything to do with tolerance tbh. Most people couldn’t care less really anyway so why teach it in schools and why are they asking 4;year old kids in a certain school in UK what their sexuality is ? It’s called brainwashing why is why there’s been an explosion of children claiming they are the opposite sex who are then mutilated for life which is disgusting and the doctors who perform these surgeries will one day in the near future find themselves in prison.