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Police in Egypt ‘are using dating apps to find and arrest LGBT people’
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dating profiles to entrap, imprison, and torture LGBT people, a new report claims.Human Rights Watch report that Egyptian police are using social media and apps such as Grindr to meet gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people before picking them up off the street and arresting them.
Their report also claims that police often unlawfully search the phones of those they have arrested to justify keeping them in detention.Yasser, 27, told the rights group he was arrested after meeting up with a man he’d spoken to on Grindr.
He said: ‘When they came back with a police report, I was surprised to see the guy I met on Grindr is one of the officers. ‘They beat me and cursed me until I signed papers that said I was “practicing debauchery” and publicly.
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Hungarian government mounts new assault on LGBT rights
Hungary entered a second coronavirus lockdown on Wednesday, the far-right government signalled its intention to pass a range of new legislation, including to make it harder for opposition political parties to join forces and to change the constitution to enshrine the defence of so-called “Christian values”.Opposition politicians criticised both the substance and timing of the moves.The proposed constitutional amendment, submitted to parliament by the justice minister, Judit Varga, late on Tuesday, is the latest assault on LGBT rights in the country, where legal recognition for gender changes was ended in May.“Hungary protects children’s right to identify as the sex they were born with, and ensures their upbringing based on our national
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