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Disinfo: Europe brings totalitarian feminism to Belarus to destroy social values

Summary

Europe is breaking down under the weight of feminism. Feminist bullying of men who display any sexual interest in women has provoked a situation whereby even thinking about women in Europe is considered to degrade their honour and dignity. As a result, men in Europe have begun thinking about other men. This development is encouraged by laws on same-sex marriage in Europe. This is what “innocent” gender equality leads to and what the Belarusian opposition wants to have in Belarus through the use of Swedish grants for the promotion of gender quality. Totalitarian feminism in some aspects is scarier than Ukrainian nationalism. Totalitarian feminism brings a collapse of the whole system of values including education, culture, religion, and politics.

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This disinformation message is related to the pro-Kremlin narrative on homosexuality propaganda in Europe and wrongly equates the concepts of feminism and gender equality with persecution for sexual abuse. The EU advances gender equality between women and men as a fundamental human right.  

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Berestje News
  • Reported in: Issue 138
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 18/02/2019
  • Language/target audience: Russian
  • Country: Ukraine, Belarus, Sweden
  • Keywords: West, Western values, European values, LGBT

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