Ikea flies rainbow flag in Belgrade in support of LGBTQ rights

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05/18/2021

Ikea is reportedly flying a rainbow flag in front of its store in Belgrade to show support for the LGBTQ community in Serbia, where the furniture giant supports draft legislation that would recognize same-sex partnerships. Ikea first backed the proposal on March 10, when Ikea South East Europe CEO Sarah Del Fabbro participated in the first formal public conversation on the draft, which was arranged by the ministry of human, minority rights and social dialogue, according to Bloomberg.

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