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Yesterday the European Union approved a resolution condemning Lithuania's new outlawing of any mention of homosexuality in public schools or media "accessible by young people.
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The European Union today voted to adopt a resolution criticising a recent law passed by Lithuania which prohibits any mention of homosexuality in schools or in media accessible by young people.
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How would you feel if your government tried to render you invisible? If they denied you access to healthcare or healthcare information? Isolated you from people like yourself? Prevented you from having a relaxed, fulfilling romantic life? Stigmatised and bullied you? If your character was constantly slandered and libelled but when you tried to defend yourself, or just tried to live your life peaceably, you were criminalised?
In July, Lithuania issued a law forbidding the "promotion of homosexuality" in places where children would be exposed to it.
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Like the British section 28 law which survived from Thatcher times in 1988 to 2003, last week the Lithuanian parliament passed a law prohibiting the discussion of homosexuality in schools and any reference to it in public information that may.
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Lithuania's new president, Dalia Grybauskaite, didn’t have much of a chance to enjoy the traditional political “honeymoon” after being installed as the Baltic country’s first woman president on July 12.
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But the statement from President Dalia Grybauskaite (inaugurated on Saturday) probably violates the country's new law banning such "propaganda" from being disseminated.
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The Lithuanian parliament today voted to pass a law that bans information on homosexuality in schools or in media accessible by young people.
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Witnesses say that during dinner, Bradley smelled Renee's teacup. Be careful, Bradley: In Lithuania that means you're engaged.
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Member of the European Parliament for the Danish Socialdemocrates Britta Thomsen, does not hold back on the issue of Lithuania's efforts to ban teachers in Lithuania's schools to debate or discuss homosexuality: "It is unacceptable," says Britta Thomsen as PrideRadio.
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The Lithuanian Parliament is set to introduce a law to prohibit the discussion of homosexuality in schools.
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