Entry #12196: Serving openly in military in Paraguay

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RegionParaguay
IssueServing openly in military
StatusLegal
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DescriptionThere are no explicit prohibitions against LGBTQ+ people serving in the Armed Forces of Paraguay. However, there are no inclusive and anti-discrimination measures towards LGBT people in the Armed Forces. Gender change is not possible.

In June 2010, a bill was introduced that would ban homosexuals from serving in the Armed Forces and the police force, however, 42 out of 46 deputies voted against it.
Sourceshttps://www.paraguay.com/nacionales/diputados-rechazan-ley-que-prohibe-ingreso-de-homosexuales-a-ffaa-30985

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edited by DaisyGeekyTrans. Sounds legal to me. Unless there's a prohibition or restriction, it should be legal.

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edited by Nathan. Ambiguous status.....

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DescriptionThere are no prohibitions against LGBTQ+ people serving in the Armed Forces of Paraguay.

In June 2010, a bill was introduced that would ban homosexuals from serving in the Armed Forces and the police force, however, 42 out of 46 deputies voted against it.		There are no explicit prohibitions against LGBTQ+ people serving in the Armed Forces of Paraguay. However, there are no inclusive and anti-discrimination measures towards LGBT people in the Armed Forces. Gender change is not possible.

In June 2010, a bill was introduced that would ban homosexuals from serving in the Armed Forces and the police force, however, 42 out of 46 deputies voted against it.
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There are no prohibitions against LGBTQ+ people serving in the Armed Forces of Paraguay. In June 2010, a bill was introduced that would ban homosexuals from serving in the Armed Forces and the police force, however, 42 out of 46 deputies voted against it. explicit prohibitions against LGBTQ+ people serving in the Armed Forces of Paraguay. However, there are no inclusive and anti-discrimination measures towards LGBT people in the Armed Forces. Gender change is not possible. In June 2010, a bill was introduced that would ban homosexuals from serving in the Armed Forces and the police force, however, 42 out of 46 deputies voted against it.

edited by Unknownmiles. Changing status to legal since there was no reason for it to be don’t ask don’t tell

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Start DateJun 17, 2010(unknown)

edited by danlev. Fixing phrasing and removing copy/pasted Wikipedia phrasing.

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DescriptionIn June 2010, the Chamber of Deputies rejected, by 42 votes against and 4 in favor, a bill that would have prohibited the entry of homosexuals into the Public Force, which consists of the military and the police forces.
There are no prohibitions against LGBTQ+ people serving in the Armed Forces of Paraguay.

In June 2010, a bill was introduced that would ban homosexuals from serving in the Armed Forces and the police force, however, 42 out of 46 deputies voted against it.
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In June 2010, the Chamber of Deputies rejected, by 42 votes against and 4 in favor, a bill that would have prohibited the entry of homosexuals into the Public Force, which consists of the military and the police forces. There are no prohibitions against LGBTQ+ people serving in the Armed Forces of Paraguay. In June 2010, a bill was introduced that would ban homosexuals from serving in the Armed Forces and the police force, however, 42 out of 46 deputies voted against it.
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  • Status is not correct "Lesbian, gay, and bisexual people are allowed to serve openly in Paraguay, unsure on transgender people"

edited by Nathan. Status was not correct

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StatusLegal
Start DateJun 17, 2010
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DescriptionIn June 2010, the Chamber of Deputies rejected, by 42 votes against and 4 in favor, a bill that would have prohibited the entry of homosexuals into the Public Force, which consists of the military and the police forces.
Sourceshttps://www.paraguay.com/nacionales/diputados-rechazan-ley-que-prohibe-ingreso-de-homosexuales-a-ffaa-30985