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Society | April 20, 2024, Saturday // 09:26
Bulgarians Think Gays are Sick - Expert
Society | July 11, 2006, Tuesday // 00:00
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Many Bulgarians believe that homosexuality is a kind of sickness, a recognized local sexologists has said.
Rumen Bostandzhiev also revealed that many took gays for potentially dangerous because of their sexuality.
The expert, taking part in an anti-discrimination forum, called for fresh legislative measures to protect the rights of sexual minorities.
People should be more tolerant to those who are different, according to Bostandzhiev as quoted by the media.
Rumen Bostandzhiev also revealed that many took gays for potentially dangerous because of their sexuality.
The expert, taking part in an anti-discrimination forum, called for fresh legislative measures to protect the rights of sexual minorities.
People should be more tolerant to those who are different, according to Bostandzhiev as quoted by the media.
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