The Kissing Club posted this photo, which apparently shows Moscow police scrutinizing guests at the party.

Russian police raid ‘kissing party‘

Our events are like a dating site, only in real life.

We turn meeting new people into a game – we offer a variety of activities that help reduce shyness and awkwardness when interacting with strangers:
• cards with simple tasks (e.g., “come up and compliment someone’s hair”)
• introductions led by hosts
• board games
• quests
• dance floor
• master classes

We ask guests to wear bright and eye-catching costumes to create a festive atmosphere.

📍What’s not included at our events:
💗 We do not promote non-traditional values, and we prohibit actions and interactions that violate Russian law.
💗 We are very demanding of our guests’ behavior and well-being and are categorically against the use and distribution of drugs, as well as excessive alcohol consumption.
💗 There is no sex of any kind at our events, and we ask that you avoid and tactfully interrupt overly sensual and provocative interactions.

These earlier photos of Kissing Club party goers were posted on the club’s website.

The raid

At precisely 1:00 AM, masked men burst into the event and began forcing all the guests to the floor.  After speaking with law enforcement officials, it became clear that the raid was aimed at finding LGBT propaganda and drugs.

The raid ended around 5:00 AM, all guests were released, none were charged, and no one was detained.

The only charge against the organizer was failure to notify [authorities in advance about] the public event. We acknowledge this violation. Indeed, due to the change of venue, we were unable to prepare the notification in a timely manner and are prepared to pay the corresponding fine.

Offer of counseling to party-goers

If after the raid on [the night of] October 18th you’re feeling depressed, anxious, have unusual body sensations, or just want to talk things out, write to @KissBarParents We’ll provide you with a psychologist who can make this experience a little easier. Naturally, it’s free. If you feel you need support but for any reason feel uncomfortable talking to psychologists from the community, you can contact the Russian Red Cross Federal Hotline toll-free at 8 (800) 250-18-59. Open daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

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