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Charity Night in Aid of the Iraqi LGBT
Posted on: October 19th, 2010 by History Month

>The first ever charity night in aid of the Iraqi LGBT is to take place this month. This celebrates the fifth anniversary of the London-based initiative to raise awareness of the persecution of LGBT people in Iraq.

Over 720 Gay, Lesbian, Trans and Bisexual people have been recently killed by the militia and members of the Ministry of Interior forces and death squads targeting all sexual minorities inside Iraq.

The event will take place at Apres London – one of London’s leading clubs and will see performances by some of London’s leading Drag Queens. A raffle and auction prizes will also be offered.

Julian Bennett will be hosting the night : “I am very proud to have been asked to host this event. I think it is so important that we do as much as we can to support this charity and what it stands for. I can’t believe the Iraqi government are trying to implement this law when we live in the 21st century where most people’s views are so liberal and open!! Please come and support us all at the event.”

For further information or to book tickets, please contact IRAQI LGBT.
Iraqilgbt@googlemail.com or call 07981959453
http://iraqilgbt.org.uk/

Iraqi LGBT Charity Night
26 October, 19:00
CHLOE
3 CROMWELL ROAD,
London, SW7 2AR
Entry fees – Donations at the door.
Dress code: Smart Casual.

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