International outcry is continuing against Russia’s crackdown on LGBT rights. A new law allows Russian authorities to fine anyone accused of promoting “propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations among minors.” One provision allows gay or pro-LGBT foreigners to be detained and then deported. Another new law bans the international adoption of Russian-born children by same-sex couples and single people living in countries that allow same-sex marriage. And there are reports of another measure in the works that could lead to the removal of children — even biological ones — from LGBT families. Graphic footage has emerged from Russia showing vigilantes brutalizing LGBT activists. The laws have sparked protests around the world with some calling for a boycott of the 2014 Winter Olympics set to take place in Sochi, Russia. Two female Russian athletes made headlines this past weekend when they kissed on the medal stand after winning a relay event at an international competition in Moscow. But Kseniya Ryzhova told The Guardian the pair were just celebrating — not protesting.