Moscow police violently break up gay pride rally

Moscow police have violently dispersed a gay pride parade banned by the authorities.

Moscow police violently break up gay pride rally
Sat, 16 May, 2009 - 11:44

Moscow police have violently dispersed a gay pride parade banned by the authorities.

Riot police broke up a protest by about 20 gay pride activists, dragging them into detention buses.

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