Russian tennis star Daria Kasatkina comes out as gay as Moscow looks to further tighten LGBTQ laws
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Russia's head of the State Duma Committee on Physical Culture and Sports has spoken out in support of the country's top-ranked WTA tennis player after she came out as gay. Daria Kasatkina received backlash from two politicians for appearing in a YouTube video in which she confirmed she had a girlfriend, shared the difficulty of making it as a tennis player without changing citizenship, and condemned the war.
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Russian tennis star Daria Kasatkina has bravely come out as gay in a video posted online.
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GMP is proposing to make public order training for officers mandatory. The move comes as the region regularly hosts major sporting events, political conferences and sees demonstrations, both peaceful and volatile, on its streets.