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Russia bans entries of transgender poets

London: A Russian poetry competition has banned transgender people from submitting entries this year, in what it says is an effort to protect traditional values. The Andrei Dementyev All-Russian Poetry Prize is organised by the government of Russia. reuters ...

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Apr 18, 2024 IST

London: A Russian poetry competition has banned transgender people from submitting entries this year, in what it says is an effort to protect traditional values. The Andrei Dementyev All-Russian Poetry Prize is organised by the government of Russia. reuters

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