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The Crime of Being Gay: The Stories of LGBTQ+ People Persecuted in the Russian North Caucasus
The Crime of Being Gay: The Stories of LGBTQ+ People Persecuted in the Russian North Caucasus

Mon, Oct 28

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Columbia University

The Crime of Being Gay: The Stories of LGBTQ+ People Persecuted in the Russian North Caucasus

Registration REQUIRED by 1pm on October 25, 2024 in order to attend this event. Для участия в мероприятии регистрация обязательна до 13:00, 25 октября 2024 года. Please join the Harriman Institute, North Caucasus SOS, and the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights

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Time & Location| Время & место

Oct 28, 2024, 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Columbia University, Pulitzer Hall, 2950 Broadway, New York, NY 10027, USA

About the event | Описание

Program

Opening Remarks by David France, director of the award-winning HBO documentary film Welcome to Chechnya, 2020 (Sundance and Berlin International Film Festivals, Oscar short-listed)

Screening of the most impactful scenes from Welcome to Chechnya

Discussion and Q&A

  • Discussion of the participants’ experiences, showcasing personal belongings tied to their ordeals

  • Moderator: Anna Narinskaya (journalist, literary critic, curator)


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