LGBT activists try to force ‘pride’ parade on Romanian city
Serbia had been an official candidate country for the European Union since 2012, and it came with strings attached: pressure to facilitate LGBT “pride” events. “Why do they want us to have this?” he asked. Clashes between local, socially conservative cultures and the EU-backed LGBT movement have become common.
- ▪Serbia had been an official candidate country for the European Union since 2012, and it came with strings attached: pressure to facilitate LGBT “pride” events.
- ▪“Why do they want us to have this?” he asked.
- ▪Clashes between local, socially conservative cultures and the EU-backed LGBT movement have become common.
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Blogs LGBT activists try to force ‘pride’ parade on Romanian city Romania is a very socially conservative country; only 25 percent of the populace supports same-sex 'marriage.' Pride Parade in Toronto DowntownShutterstock JonathonVanMaren 0 Jonathon Van Maren Comments 0 Fri Jul 24, 2026 - 11:08 am EDT (LifeSiteNews) — A decade ago, while walking the streets of Belgrade, the local tour guide showing me around the city asked me a question. Serbia had been an official candidate country for the European Union since 2012, and it came with strings attached: pressure to facilitate LGBT “pride” events. The guide was disgusted. “Why do they want us to have this?” he asked. Clashes between local, socially conservative cultures and the EU-backed LGBT movement have become common.
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