Russian Gay Rights Demonstrators Arrested

    Police said their rally was "unsanctioned," but the Russian government is now considering a bill that would outlaw anything promoting the "propaganda of homosexuality."

    A group of demonstrators gathered near Moscow's city hall Saturday to rally for gay rights.

    Police said more than 30 were arrested because the rally was unsanctioned.

    Gay rallies and parades are frequently banned in Russia.

    The Kremlin is currently considering a bill that would ban the "propaganda of homosexuality."

    Police said opponents of the gay rally were also among the arrested.