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Remembering Britain’s first LGBT+ protest 50 years ago

2 March 202112 April 2021 Peter Tatchell Foundation
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Has #Interpol become the long arm of oppressive regimes? @joshejacobs

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Freedom does not include the right to harm others & cause a NHS crisis. You are entitled to not wear a face mask but not in settings where you might infect others with a potentially deadly infection. Many MPs are setting a bad example. Selfish & reckless! https://t.co/m7YVwBUKjA

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