Discrimination is systemic. As well homosexuality is currently illegal.

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The anti-discrimination provision in the constitution does not even mention "and all other reasons", allowing discrimination based on sexual orientations and gender identities altogether.

Douglas v. Canada (1992) lifts national ban on LGBT involvement in military.

Australia responsible for defence.

LGBT soldiers are permitted to serve in the Canadian military.

Sodomy law remains in the Kentucky statutes but is not enforceable due to the United States Supreme Court's ruling in Lawrence v. Texas (2003)

Homosexuality was decriminalised by the Sexual Offences Act 1992.

Age of consent is equal and is set at 16.

Some limited protections for government employees

No protection is afforded for neither gender identity or sexual orientation

No protection is afforded specifically for sexual orientation or gender identity

Homosexuality is illegal there.

haven't decriminalized homosexuality yet. Tolerance of the lgbt community is slowly coming.

Marriage is not recognized. However, it is implied to be illegal for male as male homosexuality is illegal.

As male homosexuality is illegal, there are no protection for LGBTQ+ populations (including women and other gender identities)

Code pénal suisse. Code pénal militaire (Infraction contre l'intégrité sexuelle): Modification du 21 juin 1991 pp 63-78. Switzerland has yet to allow Trans people to serve in the military

Homosexual activity is legal in Estonia as of it's independence.

The first transgender person to change their legal gender in independent Estonia did so on 6 April 1992. This followed a decision by a medical expert committee convened to assess her case. Her birth certificate was corrected on this date, this was viewed as a pre-requisite to any surgery, which would have otherwise been considered mutilation under the law. While gender-affirming surgery was later carried out, it was not a pre-requisite for legal gender recognition. The state of affairs was not regulated by law, but others were known to have been given authorization by the same medical expert committee to change their legal data. This was ended in around 1994, since the Ministry of Social Affairs and Ministry of the Interior could not agree on whether surgery should be a pre-requisite for legal gender recognition. During that time, legal gender recognition was not possible. This stand-off eventually resulted in the 1997 decree not requiring surgery for legal gender recognition, in exchange for the relevant minister signing off on every transgender person requesting such recognition.

Since 1992, sexual orientation has been recognized for data collection about hate crimes in Michigan. In August 2021, a court in Michigan declared that gender identity is implicitly included within the 1992 hate crime laws of Michigan - under the “gender” interpretation.