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Evgeny Shtorn (Russian: Евгений Шторн) is … Evgeny Shtorn (Russian: Евгений Шторн) is an LGBT activist, organizer, scholar and poet. Shtorn was born in Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic in 1983 and moved to St.Petersburg, Russia in 2000 at the age of 17. He studied in Saint Petersburg State Electrotechnical University 'LETI' and in Russian State Institute of Performing Arts. He speaks and write in Spanish, English and Russian. In St. Petersburg he was working in the Centre for Independent Social Research with and other prominent sociologists. He completed master degree in sociology in Higher School of Economics under the supervision of . In 2018 Shtorn was forced to leave Russia due to political repression from the Russian government under Vladimir Putin and the legislation against independent NGOs known as foreign agent law the Russian gay propaganda law that was enacted in 2013. In 2018 Shtorn claimed international protection in the Republic of Ireland. He was initially sent to Reception Center in Finglas where he started his first book 'Chronicles of Refugee' about live in Direct Provision. He was then relocated to Moate and shortly after to Galway, where he spent most of the time waiting for his asylum claim to be processed. He studied community development postgraduate diploma in NUI Galway He was granted refugee status in late 2019. He finished his book about direct provision in Galway, Ireland; He is a stateless person and refugee in Ireland. Despite all this he continues to engage in research and activism for the LGBT community in Ireland. Evgeny explores and studies the issues suffered by the LGBT population in Russia, as well as the state of living conditions in Ireland's Direct Provision system for refugees and his personal experience there. He is praised by his interviewees for his raw, personal poetry and analysis of the social issues he is involved with as well as studies.es he is involved with as well as studies.
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