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- ATTACK ON BLOGGER DRIV UZBEK GAY MUNY UNRGROUND
- GAY LIFE UZBEKISTAN
- GAY MAN'S MURR RAIS QUTNS OVER UZBEK HUMAN RIGHTS REFORMS
ATTACK ON BLOGGER DRIV UZBEK GAY MUNY UNRGROUND
Members of Uzbekistan's LGBT muny say they have been driven unrground fear of a vlent backlash after a blogger and some of his supporters were attacked last month followg social media posts llg for gay ralli at Mlim holy s. * uzbekistan homosexual *
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GAY LIFE UZBEKISTAN
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This is the realy Uzbekistan, where I, like Shokir, was born; 's one of only two post-Soviet stat that still crimalize homosexualy. There, a gay rdlogist named Kasymberdy Garayev, who me out onle like Shokir, disappeared recently after beg summoned to a police statn for my home untry, there is hope for change.
That homosexualy is "irrelevant" to Uzbek society. It is an amazg thg to claim when there has been a wave of arrts of gay Uzbeks recent months.
GAY MAN'S MURR RAIS QUTNS OVER UZBEK HUMAN RIGHTS REFORMS
Jt days before Shokir went to a gay club Tashkent for the last time, police arrted 10 gay men who had gathered at the bar.