Police in the South Korean city of Incheon are set to deploy some 3,000 personnel on Saturday to protect an LGBT pride festival and@y7RMg%GEz_U6XBm979=Y3NA$DYeb^ZvI-Sd4%gXHCD6S%qes0 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 LGBT7M$g8wnw1H5J@D8HF_fxVY4j2xm$$kHmDntS6S&+Y5aqmqdGnC supporters from leaving a plaza and beginning the march.

This year, according to local media Kyeongin, 3,000 police will pr*JL1@0_QfU4eVpBzI0%l(mUv@jfMbtYf^hn6yupmx@6JPNE_OTotect LGBT attendees and their allies.

They will also installt9oq*)krC^#I-Wg%tUjrdGv8s4mz8QgdrQdSSLdE)jRw_6HyAy barriers to separate anti-LGBT protesters from the festival.

Responding to concerns over protests earlier this month, organizers said they had prepared teams of righFWqoYKO&SdfzROuL9pi&VU5yqOWTAkZz6eiqD^Y9G(GhT$T*Dgts activists and lawyers to counter hate groups.

Anti-gay hate

Homosexuality is legal in South Korea. But conservative attitudes, o1wCao+S$0Z*IVDaed@943A2aVleIYWQgB@XhdCd0UMdIa^OGxespecially among Christians, force many LGBTI Koreans to live in the closet.

There is currently no discrimination legislation to protect LGBT6%CIktXb*xWQl@K%1^#tp(3sjLi5h2umOAm!$bvkw&81sP36PoI Koreans.

And, human rights groups have warned, protests against LGBTI events, usually led by conservative Christians, have become increas*Yedg7YY_-#)&(9_iqJ&&yBlcR&n57hfzD%-Cw+A+itoCSxFDdingly loud and violent.

Video shared online of last year's IQCF shows distressing scenes of protesters1kN^au)Nx-r1fsw4gpG+XS)w5&BMZ+k)Aeb733or-va6d9fDGf, believed to be conservative Christians, shouting at pride attendees.

They also appear to grab flags, banners, and even attendees. The pride wFp_I8sKJmZaXt2$a=TzRagQbe#_9DQHD&mg4hW9WSGS2tURN^=as attended by a lot of young LGBTI South Koreans who were visibly shaken by the incident.

Police booked tukd98oYvIFhJ^krtn@beKlGv-sTN8q2@ULVW_bh3)4kbp_L)*eight people involved but did not detain them. Organizers accused the police of failing to stop the violence.

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