LGBT rights in Moldova must be respected after pro-equality march is banned

Wednesday 28 April 2010 Amnesty International has condemned a Moldovan appeal court's decision to uphold a ban on an upcoming pro-equality march due to "security and public morality concerns". Amnesty International has condemned a Moldovan appeal court's decision to uphold a ban on an upcoming pro-equality march due to "security and public morality concerns".Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights activists had planned to attend the demonstration on Sunday in the capital, Chişinău, to call for improved anti-discrimination legislation in Moldova.However, Chişinău city authorities…

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