Employees of the LGBT club in Orenburg were included in the list of extremists

Rosfinmonitoring brought terrorists and extremists the art director and administrator of the Orenburg night club Pose, which was complained about because of LGBT propaganda. The names of Diana Kamilyanova and Alexander Klymov are published on the department’s website. Their accounts in Russian banks should be blocked.

Earlier in March, a court in Orenburg placed Kamilyanova and Klymov under arrest in the case of creating a branch of an extremist organization. We are talking about the non-existent “international LGBT association”, previously banned by the Russian authorities.

The investigation established that the accused provided the work of the Pose bar, “being persons with non-traditional sexual orientation, acting as a group of persons on preliminary collusion with unidentified persons who also support the views and activities of a prohibited international public association.”

In November, the “International LGBT Movement” was banned in Russia by the decision of the Supreme Court at the request of the Ministry of Justice. The banned organization does not actually exist, but the court decided that LGBT+ activists in the world share common features that can be considered participation in the same movement.

Cooperation with extremist organizations in Russia is subject to criminal prosecution. Employees of the Orenburg club face up to 10 years in prison.