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FILE- In this file photo dated Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013, a girl touches the screen showing a portrait of Steve Jobs on the recently erected memorial to late Apple Corp. co-founder in the courtyard of the... (Associated Press) 
  
 FILE- In this file photo dated Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013, a girl touches the screen showing a portrait of Steve Jobs on the recently erected memorial to late Apple Corp. co-founder in the courtyard of the... (Associated Press) 
  
 MOSCOW (AP) — A two-meter statue of an iPhone on a university campus in St. Petersburg has been taken down in response to last week's announcement by the CEO of Apple that he is gay. 
  
 In a statement, ZEFS, which according to its website owns construction, advertising, and finance enterprises in St. Petersburg, describes Tim Cook's revelation "a public call to sodomy." 
  
 ZEFS said Monday it was taking down the statue because it violated Russia's controversial law protecting minors from homosexual propaganda. The law has been condemned by critics as a means of repressing sexual minorities in the country. 
  
 Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment. ||||| Russian media reports say a big mock iPhone meant as a monument to the late former Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been taken down in St. Petersburg after his successor, Tim Cook, came out publicly as gay. 
  
 The monument, with an interactive screen displaying information about Jobs, was reportedly put up on the grounds of an IT university in January 2013 on the initiative of a Russian company called Western European Financial Union. 
  
 Russian Radio station Biznes-FM cited the company's chief, Maksim Dolgopolov, as saying he had it removed in part to comply with a law banning the spread of "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations" among minors. 
  
 After Cook came out as gay in an essay published on October 30, prominent St. Petersburg antigay activist Vitaly Milonov was quoted as saying Cook should be banned from Russia because he could bring AIDS, Ebola, or gonorrhea into the country. 
  
 Based on reporting by Biznes-FM and gazeta.ru |||||
Output:
If you were still waiting for over-the-top reaction to Tim Cook's announcement last week that he is gay, we present you with Russia: Apparently outraged by the sexual orientation of the CEO of a California-based technology company, a construction company has taken down a six-foot statue of an iPhone erected on a St. Petersburg university campus as a memorial to Cook predecessor Steve Jobs, reports the AP. The company, ZEFS, likens Cook's coming out to "a public call to sodomy," and said today that it yanked the statue because it violated Russian laws that protect minors from "homosexual propaganda." It's not the only backlash in St. Petersburg: A prominent anti-gay activist has also called for Cook to be banned from Russia on the grounds that, as Radio Free Europe puts it, "he could bring AIDS, Ebola, or gonorrhea into the country."