Belarus criticises Britain for its gay flag

Belarus has criticised the Great Britain Embassy after this diplomatic mission published a video watching as the gay community flag waves.

This view, which was released on World Day against Homophobia, has not liked Belarus authorities, who have chosen to describe as the false “” relations between the LGB community.

Through a long statement, the Interior Ministry has said that Great Britain is challenging the traditional values of Belarus, reports the BBC, Kosovo Press.

The homosexuality in Belarus is not illegal, but marriage between the same sex still remains a taboo theme.

Belarus, often described as Europe's last “dictatorial”, has been led by President Alexander Lukashenko's iron fist since 1994.

In 2012, he declared it's “better to be dictator than homosexual”.