Turkey did not allow gay cruise

Turkey refused to allow the gay cruise (international public LGBT movement) of Atlantis Events into its ports due to moral norms.

CNN reports this.

According to the publication, the Athens-Venice cruise, aimed at people of non-traditional orientation, was supposed to dock in the Turkish port city of Kusadasi on July 7 and then proceed to Istanbul. However, Turkish authorities decided to cancel these stops, as the ship, in their words, was chartered by groups "known for their behavior incompatible with the foundations of our society and our moral values."