Some secondary sources claim it is a "Don't Ask Don't Tell" situation. But, based on a North Korean propaganda film from the year 2000, male homosexuality may be against the law in the military, including for prisoners of war. Information is extremely limited, because North Korea heavily censors LGBT content.

No source about that.

Article 193 outlaws the creation, distribution or possession of "decadent" culture.

Sharing something of a sexual content is Illegal in North Korea. Penalty is Unknown.

North Korea executes LGBTQ+ Members, because they are "influenced by capitalism".

North Korea executes LGBTQ+ Members, because they are "influenced by capitalism".

North Korea executes LGBTQ+ Members, because they are "influenced by capitalism".

Contrary to popular belief, homosexuality is technically not against the law in North Korea, however, North Korea is a sexually conservative country, and this applies to sexuality anywhere on the spectrum. Overt shows of affection by anyone of any sexual orientation tend to be frowned upon. There are, however, claims that it is de facto illegal, but this has no official backing. (Date shown is the date of North Korean statehood.) While punishment is rare, it has been reported by The Korean Times that North Korea has executed a lesbian couple for being influenced by capitalism and bringing corruption of public morals. However, even though de jure homosexuality is not prohibited, de facto there were some cases of punishment for LGBT people

Legalization pending.

There are some LGBT anti-discrimination protections in South Korea.

There has been proposals to legalize gay marriage, but none have passed as of May 2022.

The age of consent in Israel is 16 for male-male, female-female, and male-female sex.