VIDEO: Anti-Gay Group CitizenGo Targets OAS Delegates with Airport Ad Campaign
A firestorm of controversy has erupted after CitizenGO, a well-known anti-gay organization, was granted permission to launch an advertising campaign at the V.C. Bird International Airport timed to coincide with the arrival of delegates for the Organization of American States (OAS) General Assembly in Antigua this week.
The campaign, which features both digital and printed ads throughout the airport’s arrivals area, has drawn sharp condemnation from local and international observers.
CitizenGO has a global reputation for pushing anti-LGBTQ+ narratives, and critics say the group’s messaging runs counter to the OAS’s core principles of equality and inclusion.
Many are calling the campaign a national disgrace and questioning how it was approved in the first place. Human rights advocates warn that the ads could seriously damage Antigua and Barbuda’s international standing, especially at a moment when the country is under the global spotlight for hosting a major human rights-focused summit.
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