In 1993, there were 8 recorded legal changes made affecting LGBT people. In the previous year, there were 52 changes made and 42 in the following year. A total of 312 legal changes were made in the 1990s.
- December 21Serving openly in military becomes don't ask, don't tell.Don't Ask, Don't Tell was the historic compromise signed by President Bill Clinton authorizing people who are LGBT to serve in the military provided they didn't disclose sexuality. The law also removed the ability for others in the military from asking for a service member's orientation.
- October 31LGBT discrimination becomes no protections.Even though the constitution states that people should not be discriminated due to "any reasons", there are no specific provision for sexual orientations or gender identities.
- JuneHomosexual activity becomes legal.
- May 1
- April 23Same-sex marriage becomes unrecognized.The civil code defines marriage as a union of people with opposite sex
- April 2LGBT employment discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.Language protects based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Religious exemptions apply.
- LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity is illegal. Religious exemptions apply. Additionally, the Human Rights Campaign states, "The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requires grantees and participants of HUD programs to comply with local and state non-discrimination laws that include sexual orientation and gender identity. HUD also prohibits inquiries regarding the sexual orientation or gender identity of a prospective tenant or applicant for assisted housing in every state (March 2012)."
- LGBT discrimination becomes illegal.Language specifically protects on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. Exemptions exist for religiously affiliated/operated organizations.