Books by classic authors will not be banned in the context of LGBT propaganda (the International LGBT Social Movement is considered extremist and is banned in the Russian Federation). It was stated RIA News In the publishing group “Eksmo-AST”.
Publishers noted that discussions about removing such books from shelves en masse could be considered a misunderstanding rather than a real threat.
This week, a list of allegedly banned books containing LGBT propaganda appeared online. The list includes more than 250 works, including books by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Haruki Murakami, Paolo Coelho, Oscar Wilde, Marcel Proust and other classics. Megamarket confirmed the authenticity of the list and stated that it had already hidden the cards of these books on its website. Deputy Alexander Khinshtein, who also initiated the law banning LGBT propaganda, said that this “blacklist” was unnecessary and that the works therein were not in danger. More details material “Newspapers.Ru”.
Former member of parliament suggested Barbie banned in Russia due to “LGBT propaganda”