Majilis deputy Ardak Nazarov raised the issue of immediately taking measures to limit LGBT propaganda in the country, the national portal "Adyrna" reported.
"We should not forget the issue of ideology while we are regulating the economy and dealing with politics. In order for the foundations of the state to be strong, and for the people to live a happy life, first of all, we need to regulate this sphere of ideology. You all know it. As you know, a feminist march was held in Astana on April 8. It is said that there will be a rally against domestic violence on this day. But it didn't happen, the crowd began to advocate for women's equality and ended up promoting homosexuality. Many children, including students, are wearing the LGBT flag. In general, issues such as same-sex marriage, homosexuality, and gender reassignment have been freely promoted in the country's information space lately," he said.
