Novaya Gazeta

Milana Petrova spoke about her transition on social media, which is illegal in Russia.

The Novaya Gazeta was accused of violating Russia’s new wartime censorship law.

“They said that I must first think about my family. I was also told that if I continue to speak, I would have problems.”

Even though he found the idea hilarious, he still wants Chechnya to be “purified” of gay people.

The Russian newspaper that first broke the news of the abuses chose to publish the names, including several teenagers, “Because only the dead have nothing to fear in Chechnya.”

Trump met with Putin on Friday but didn’t bring up violence in Chechnya, which is apparently starting up again.

Can you trust the international effort that claims you can save lives by donating unused airline loyalty club miles?

France has taken in its first gay refugee from Chechnya, and one activist is saying that this won’t be the last.

One top police official even suggested that a gay parade could take place in Chechnya and no one would harm the participants.

Chechen gay and bisexual men are being rounded up, falsely imprisoned, beaten, and killed.

A Russian official says nothing happened in Chechnya, and Donald Trump let them get away with it.

Police stopped them in their tracks carrying several boxes of signed petitions demanding an investigation into the detention and torture of gay men.

Even when these people get out of Chechnya, they’re still not safe.

Testimonials in a Russian magazine show that horrific anti-gay violence is common in Chechnya.

Putin agreed to look into what he called “the well-known information, or rumors” about what is happening to people “with a non-traditional sexual orientation.”

Another example of Russian oppression and suppression as officers in riot gear drag away demonstrators.

Weeks after revealing Chechen officials were running two concentration camp-type prisons for gays, a Russian investigative newspaper has uncovered more.

One man says his captors literally tried to shock him into revealing the names of his gay friends.

“This violation of human rights cannot be ignored… We are against all forms of discrimination, including against people based on sexual orientation.”

Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov said that human rights rights have undergone a “grandiose” improvement in Muslim-majority Chechnya.