A Russian woman indundated with vicious and homophobic messages for running a support group for LGBT teenagers , has publicly shamed her trolls by posting their identities online . Elena Klimova , 26 , who runs Children 404 - an online support group for young people about coming out and dealing with discrimination - regularly receives obscene hate-filled rants from strangers telling her she 's 'disgusting ' and should kill herself . The activist fought back by publishing the messages on VKontakte , the Russian equivalent of Facebook , under the title : 'Beautiful People And The Things They Say To Me ' . Elena Klimova managed to track down the social media accounts of many of her trolls , and has posted their vile messages along with candid photos of each sender ( pictured ) to a Russian website called VKontakte . Comments include one from a man who told her : You f****** animal , delete your f****** LGBT group . ' A woman named Yulia sent Elena a particularly vitriolic message . 'Hello , Lena . My f*g brother ... is one of your friends online , so I have a request for you , teach him not to show his f***** tendencies when he comes to family gatherings . 'He will never be accepted by anyone in our family as a f** , so he can sit and shut up . ' Elena posted this message along with a photo of Yulia grinning and posing with a bunch of wild flowers . While Elena has revealed the faces of the people her trolls , MailOnline has blurred them . Elena Klimova ( pictured ) is a Russian activist for the LGBT ( Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender ) community who receives a vast volume of hate mail . 'You f*****g animal , delete your f*****g LGBT group , ' one man wrote to Elena , which she rather poignantly posted with a photo of said man holding an outstretched cat ( pictured ) 'As beautiful people write to me often , this album will be continually updated , ' Klimova wrote on her VKontakte page , according to Buzzfeed . 'It was created for the enjoyment of contrasts and the diversity of life . ' The name of Elena 's group , Children 404 , is a reference to the 'page not found ' online error notice and Russia ’ s law banning 'gay propaganda ' among minors . One of the website 's slogans is 'LGBT Teens : We Exist . ' Another message , this time from a man named Dmitry , referred to homosexuals as 'libidinous f****** perverts ' . In Dmitry 's photo , he is seen with his arm affectionately around the shoulders of a female companion . This woman ( pictured ) wrote , 'Hello , Lena . My f*g brother ... is one of your friends online . He will never be accepted by anyone in our family as a f*g , so he can sit and shut up ' Elena dubbed the album , 'Beautiful People And The Things They Say To Me ' Another message ( pictured ) , this time from a man named Dmitry ( right ) , referred to homosexuals as 'libidinous f****** perverts ' Another troll wrote : 'You think you ’ re helping anything with this holy crusade ? ? Go and f****** kill yourself before they come for you ! ! ! People like you should be locked up ! ' Several people called Elena 'disgusting ' and said she would 'burn in hell ' for supporting the rights of the LGBT ( lesbian , gay , bisexual and transgender ) community . Although homosexual relationships in Russia were decriminalised in 1993 , discrimination still runs rampant . In June 2013 , Russian lawmakers in Moscow passed a new law banning the 'propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships ' to minors . Several people called Elena 'disgusting ' and said she would 'burn in hell ' for supporting the rights of the LGBT community . Although homosexual relationships in Russia were decriminalised in 1993 , discrimination still runs rampant . In June 2013 , Russian lawmakers in Moscow passed a new law banning the 'propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships ' to minors , which is what they feel Lena is doing . As a result , Elena has been locked in a legal battle with authorities for two years . A court has blocked her VKontakte page . Lena also uploaded some of the photos and messages to Facebook earlier this week , which were deleted . According to the social media network 's code , it prohibits 'degrading or shaming another private individual ' .
Russian LGBT activist Dmitry found her trolls on social media . She posted candid photos of them along with their hate-filled messages . MailOnline has chosen to blur the faces of those exposed .