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Moscow mayor said is offensive," Alekseyev said.

Moscow authorities have previously cited security factors as a reason for banning gay parades and have said that "the overwhelming majority of society does not approve of the gay philosophy and lifestyle."

Authorities have branded gay parades "Satanic" and warned they would stop any attempt to hold an unauthorized parade.

An attempt to hold an unauthorized parade to coincide with Moscow"s hosting of the Eurovision Song Contest in May was swiftly dispersed by police, while a march in May 2007 saw participants attacked by members of radical groups. More than 30 people were briefly detained.

Activists have called the bans illegal and threatened to sue the authorities through the European Court of Human Rights if need be.



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