Entry #19035: Serving openly in military in Mozambique

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RegionMozambique
IssueServing openly in military
StatusDon't Ask, Don't Tell
Start Date(unknown)
End DateJun 28, 2015
DescriptionUntil 2015, homosexuality was illegal in Mozambique. While there were no laws explicitly banning LGBTIQ* people from serving in the military, the criminalisation in practice inhibited their ability to openly express themselves.
Sourceshttps://web.archive.org/web/20231217163822/https://www.loc.gov/item/global-legal-monitor/2015-07-06/mozambique-new-penal-code-removes-colonial-era-dispositions-against-homosexuality/


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edited by DaisyGeekyTrans. Fixing end year.

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Start DateSep 16, 1886(unknown)
End DateJun 28, 2016Jun 28, 2015
DescriptionUntil 2016, homosexuality was illegal in Mozambique. While there were no laws explicitly banning LGBTIQ* people from serving in the military, the criminalisation in practice inhibited their ability to openly express themselves.Until 2015, homosexuality was illegal in Mozambique. While there were no laws explicitly banning LGBTIQ* people from serving in the military, the criminalisation in practice inhibited their ability to openly express themselves.
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Until 2016, homosexuality was illegal in Mozambique. While there were no laws explicitly banning LGBTIQ* people from serving in the military, the criminalisation in practice inhibited their ability to openly express themselves. 2015, homosexuality was illegal in Mozambique. While there were no laws explicitly banning LGBTIQ* people from serving in the military, the criminalisation in practice inhibited their ability to openly express themselves.

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Original entry
StatusDon't Ask, Don't Tell
Start DateSep 16, 1886
End DateJun 28, 2016
DescriptionUntil 2016, homosexuality was illegal in Mozambique. While there were no laws explicitly banning LGBTIQ* people from serving in the military, the criminalisation in practice inhibited their ability to openly express themselves.
Sourceshttps://web.archive.org/web/20231217163822/https://www.loc.gov/item/global-legal-monitor/2015-07-06/mozambique-new-penal-code-removes-colonial-era-dispositions-against-homosexuality/