Tbilisi. CSO
"Identoba" has released a statement. "On May 17 "Identoba"
does not intend to organize a public or closed event. Nevertheless, groups
having suspicious links with Russia still plan to aggravate the situation
artificially. By demonizing LGBT persons and artificially linking their
fundamental human rights with the EU, pro-Russian groups try to undermine the
Association Agreement with the EU. They would like to repeat on May 17 what had
happened in Ukraine years ago: protest rallies against NATO, which gave the
country's pro-Russian authorities an excuse for rejecting proximity with NATO
and the EU," the organization's web page states.
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