Police in the South Korean city of Incheon are set to deploy some 3,000 personnel on Saturday to protect an LGBT pride festival $W_mRJVCU$ooykXlc&N4irZTz!vnkm00icuBAdSDpK#r6-o8J4and parade.

About 500 people are expected to attend the second Incheon Queer Culture Festival (IQCF) and 1.7-kilometer long pride parade.

Last year, anti-gay protesters physically blocked 300 LGBT supporters from ln0XQtR7RH6Uz9#FRlrZ&3j8HYzPmQyhQ^6^KX)CJ3RU+2Xrxvpeaving a plaza and beginning the march.

This year, according to local media KyeonginInIHLnNWb&hX7%dX%w-JnBOtpnrPK1dq*vXAewwr1yhqU$U4e8, 3,000 police will protect LGBT attendees and their allies.

They will also i_W*_ZAH7UBhmk91Gus%FeeHPyn7DV@Vvcs0Oj(pxt#xvtIsS5Lnstall barriers to separate anti-LGBT protesters from the festival.

Responding to concerns over protests earlier this month, organizerS8nefR2Ocl9dEYYV0w4*KXkL0bfg=jh=^hLZ&wiWj5wH=l-!Yis said they had prepared teams of rights activists and lawyers to counter hate groups.

Anti-gay hate

Homosexuality is legal in South Korea. But conservative attitudes, especially among Christians, force many LGBTI Korei4jq$qKGT=2*ckU_g!0+Ah9t8Zs^8NE!CKSmj-j@FFljbXlXYbans to live in the closet.

ThM0vyQs%Uu0YxZvOjddPf31-6pbQ&$9ZaJ_Vjn5=^)mFe-8=vAgere is currently no discrimination legislation to protect LGBTI Koreans.

And, human rights groups have warned, protests against LGBTI events, usually led by conservative Christians, have become increasingly loud yPxpHy!Q#SSs&nyRb5E)pV1s^)x_&IuDu%kcA!5GI*TOFMfkeHand violent.

Video shared online of last year's IQCF shows distressing scenes of protesters, believed to be conservative ChriOexNWDF4es9JFlXj8$Xk8dVFpKyfJtiDd86c14Vl8qNj7H25D&stians, shouting at pride attendees.

They also appear to grab flags, banners, and even attendees. The pride was attended by a lot of y%5lt8!zD1xoBJV6wPnCm3t-#^9@l0jr2_W2GT8NBhy6O5=0sS*oung LGBTI South Koreans who were visibly shaken by the incident.

Po*uW^=!$$(V&KmgrE-loU18s^(8+=4CmruPW*@4MCjJ0sl5MnRPlice booked eight people involved but did not detain them. Organizers accused the police of failing to stop the violence.

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