13-Year-Old Boy in Russia Registered as Juvenile Offender Over LGBT Charges
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A 13-year-old boy in Russia has been registered as a juvenile offender and faces possible transfer to a school for juvenile offenders due to accusations of promoting LGBT content. This case highlights the ongoing enforcement of Russia's laws against what authorities term 'LGBT propaganda,' affecting minors and raising concerns about children's rights and freedom of expression in the country.
Reported Facts
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- •The boy is 13 years old and lives in Russia.
- •He has been officially registered as a juvenile offender by Russian authorities.
- •The charges relate to alleged promotion of LGBT content, referred to as 'LGBT propaganda' under Russian law.
- •There is a possibility that the boy will be transferred to a school for juvenile offenders.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Russian authorities proceed with transferring the boy to a juvenile offender school the boy could face harsher conditions and limited access to education, affecting his development and rights.
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