Banner with homophobic message, displayed on an abandoned block in Bucharest. “Hate messages multiply,” an organization draws attention
Banner with homophobic message on a building in Bucharest. Photo source: Facebook / Mozaiq
A large homofb message banner was located on an abandoned building in the Capital, draws attention Thursday, the Mozaiq Association, an organization that fights for the rights of LGBTI.
According to the representatives of Mozaiq, the banner with the message “Stop LGBT” was hanged by an abandoned block on Lucrețiu Pătrășcanu Street, in the Titan neighborhood of Bucharest.
“Romania is increasingly attacked by extremist currents, even after choosing a pro-European president. We are facing an alarming growth of Russian-inspired neophancism, which makes its way through new public actions, sites, pages and propaganda channels. more visible.
The organization claims that, although informed in this regard, the police did not take measures.
“Although the Capital Police has been notified, it refuses to intervene on the grounds that a formal complaint has not been filed. So homophobic, transfobe, anti-lugbi messages are tolerated as long as no one is officially challenged?”, Asks Mozaiq representatives.
The organization announces that it will file a formal complaint and urges the supporters to participate in the Bucharest Pride march on Saturday, “to show that we are nowhere. Because we are Romanian, because we want rights and because we will not be silent in the face of hatred.”
