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Media regulator probes anti-LGBT content on conservative news portal

· Source: Hina· Author: Ivana Tomičić Šušak· Photographer: Admir Buljubašić

ZAGREB, 9 June (Hina) - Croatia’s media regulator has requested a formal explanation from the conservative organisation In the Name of the Family, publisher of the portal Narod.hr, over potentially discriminatory articles targeting a performance by a lesbian-bisexual music group in the eastern town of Slavonski Brod.

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