Chechnya Vigil

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Title

Chechnya Vigil

Content partner

PrideNZ

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Description

Audio from the Chechnya Vigil held outside the Russian embassy in Wellington. The candlelight vigil was organised to show solidarity with the people who have reportedly been rounded up in Chechnya because of their gay or bisexual orientation (or perceived sexual orientation) and then detained in concentration-like prisons. Some of these people a...

Format

Audio

Date created

18-04-2017

Creator

pridenz.com

URL

https://www.pridenz.com/chechnya_vigil.html

Locations

Embassy of the Russian Federation in New Zealand, Wellington

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