The organizers of the Hunters Party club project, whose parties at the Moscow gay club Kinky Rouge in winter were disrupted by security forces, announced the resumption of work on July 20 and a “change of format.”
The organizers of Hunters Party decided to move away “from the sexual and erotic focus of the party,” but retained “private rooms” where you can “relax and have a good time.”
Post about the resumption of parties < span class="mz-publish-hint" data-body="<p>The post appeared in the new channel Hunters Party, the link to it was published by the main channel of the party.</p>" data-type="hint" data-slate-custom="{"body":"<p>The post appeared in the new channel Hunters Party, the link to it was published by the main channel of the party.</p> ","isCreated":false}">appeared in the telegram channelJuly 7, but it was later edited. A screenshot of the original version of the post is published by Novaya Gazeta Europe. The original version spoke of “a difficult and difficult time for our country” and that the party organizers would transfer part of the proceeds to a “fund to assist in the rehabilitation of SVO participants.” Now these lines are not in the post.
The publication's correspondent asked the organizers of the party whether it was possible to attend the event without giving their money to the rehabilitation of war participants in Ukraine. The reply message advised her not to visit him. The journalist was also blocked from the Hunters Party chat after asking how its participants felt about the change in party format.
In addition, Novaya Gazeta Europe pays attention to the terms of the contract when purchasing tickets to the event. According to them, a party visitor must confirm that he “is not a member of the International LGBT Movement” and will not “promote non-traditional sexual relationships and (or) preferences.” This tab is currently unavailable on the Hunters Party website.
At the beginning of December last year, security forces raided the Moscow gay club Kinky Rouge, where the Hunters Party was taking place. A visitor to the event told Mediazona that the police photographed the passports of the club’s visitors, inspected the premises, and when leaving they said: “You can continue fucking.”
The post about the raid in the old Hunters Party telegram channel was deleted in mid-January, but its content is available in the TGstat service. In the same old telegram channel in early April it was said that the project was ceasing to exist “in the form in which everyone is accustomed to seeing it.” On July 5, a publication appeared there with a link to a new telegram channel announcing a “change in format” of parties.
“You can continue to fuck.” A story about a police visit to a Moscow gay club