Ramzan Kadyrov

Information Minister Dzhambulat Umarov said around 1,000 families have been “reunited,” calling the scenes “the most beautiful and romantic melodrama.”

We have known about one of the greatest atrocities to human rights occurring in modern times for four months, yet there have been few reports from major TV news outlets.

Trump’s homophobic nominees, news on Chechnya, and a state banned ex-gay therapy.

The U.S. State Department is condemning the comments but is taking no action to stop the abuses or provide safe haven to the gay and bisexual men feeling them.

The State Department yet again denounces the abuses in Chechnya when it suits them, while refusing men fleeing the abuses visas and staying silent on the issue in meetings with Russian officials.

Chechnya’s leader also called gay people “devils” who aren’t really people.

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

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

Reports of this new wave of illegal arrests of gay and bisexual men surfaced just as Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump prepared to meet.

The first gay Chechen to get a humanitarian visa arrived in Germany on Tuesday.