Polen tut sich schwer mit Homosexuellen

SHOTLIST LUBLIN, POLEN28. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV1. Halbnahe Heavily armed police officers walk beside the participants in the gay pride 2. Abwärts-Einstellung The gay pride supervised by hundreds of police officers 3. Schwenk von links nach rechts from participants towards counter-demonstrators who make obscene gestures in their direction 4. Halbnahe counter-demonstrator who makes obscene gestures towards the participants in the gay pride 5. Totale Des contre manifestants portent une banderole nationaliste lors de la gay pride et sont surveillés par la police LUBLIN, POLEN25. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV6. Halbnahe Tomasz Pitucha, elected municipal councillor of the PiS party in Lublin, holding a sign reading 'Stop family discrimination' 7. O-TON 1 - Tomasz Pitucha, Lublin City Councillor in charge of family affairs (50 Jahre alt, Polish, 16 Sek.): 'Gay prides and other LGBT marches are provocations against society. No one is hunting homosexuals, but if they appear and identify themselves, this provokes a variety of reactions.'8. Halbnahe legs of two women and a bag in rainbow colours entering a room 9. Halbnahe woman holds a drawing made by her child 10. Halbnahe drawing made by a child showing two women, two children and a rainbow 11. Nah drawing made by a child showing two women, two children and a rainbow 12. Halbnahe woman reading a book entitled 'Little book on homophobia' 13. Nah book cover 14. Halbnahe two women holding hands 15. O-TON 2 - anonymous (Polish, 10 Sek.): 'I'm afraid that we, or the children, will be attacked. I'm afraid of being humiliated in front of the children, I'm afraid that my car will be vandalized or my house burned down.'16. Totale Lublin residents who pass by a vandalized work of art that calls for tolerance 17. Nah 'Stop LGBT' inscription on the vandalized work 18. Halbnahe family that passes by a crossed-out rainbow with the inscription 'Stop LGBT' 19. Totale Lublin residents walk past a vandalized work of art that calls for tolerance