The Lyublinsky Court in Moscow sentenced two Tajik nationals to 10 days of administrative arrest and ordered their expulsion from Russia for spreading LGBT propaganda, having been detained at the "Sadovod" market while wearing women's clothing with the slogan "Freedom of Choice".

The Lyublinsky Court in Moscow sentenced two Tajik nationals to 10 days of administrative arrest and ordered their expulsion from Russia for spreading LGBT propaganda, having been detained at the "Sadovod" market while wearing women's clothing with the slogan "Freedom of Choice".

@meduzalive 22 Aug 2026, 11:50

In Moscow, two citizens of Tajikistan were arrested for 10 days for wearing women's clothing at the 'Sadovod' market and were accused of promoting LGBT, after which the court ordered their deportation.

@ovdinfolive 22 Aug 2026, 08:11

Two citizens of Tajikistan were arrested for 10 days and are to be deported for appearing in women's clothing at the market, which was deemed as LGBT propaganda.

@ovdinfolive 22 Aug 2026, 07:41

Two citizens of Tajikistan were arrested at the 'Sadovod' market for wearing women's clothing and charged with promoting LGBT, after which they were sentenced to 10 days in custody and deportation from Russia.

@ostorozhno_novosti 22 Aug 2026, 07:41