According to the material, in the Congress Palace, while the United Nationalist Movement (UNM) was meeting with its supporters, LGBT community were having a party where guests were provided with free cocktails and free HIV check-up. The Council of the Charter determined that the journalist tried to discredit the "National Movement" by associating it with the LGBT community, thus contributing to the exacerbation and spread of homophobic moods. Consequently, the journalist violated the Seventh (discrimination) Principle of the Charter.

The Charter Council reviewed the case remotely without summoning the parties.