In Kherson gays to hold training for law enforcement officers, lawyers and scientists
"The organizers intend to conduct study on the subject of same-sex partnerships and provide a training course for LGBT representatives and people treat them with understanding and respect," said resource.
Law enforcement officers, lawyers and scientists are welcome to participate in the training.
The event will be attended not only by the residents of Kherson but also of Cherkasy, Uzhgorod, Zhitomir and Sumy.
As reported by the UOJ, criminal liability for discrimination against homosexuals will be introduced in Greece.
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