In 2014, there were 120 recorded legal changes made affecting LGBT people. In the previous year, there were 303 changes made and 208 in the following year. A total of 1752 legal changes were made in the 2010s.
- December 25
- Same-sex marriage becomes civil unions (marriage rights).In 2014, the Andorran council approved a bill permitting civil unions with equal rights to marriages. The bill was approved with all 18 votes of every present member of the ruling party, Democrats for Andorra, as well as the 2 votes of the minority opposition party, Lauredian Union. All members of the opposition Social Democratic Party either abstained (3) or voted against (3).
- December 22Conversion therapy becomes banned.On December 22, 2014, the Conversion Therapy for Minors Prohibition Amendment Act was signed into law, banning conversion therapy on minors. Washington, D.C. was the third U.S. region to ban conversion therapy, in addition to California and New Jersey. 5 years later, in 2019, they banned the practice for adults as well.
- December 16LGBT discrimination becomes illegal in some contexts.There are some limited legal protections based on sexual orientation. -Decree No. 2022-164, approving the National Air Transport Facilitation Program, protects passengers' sexual orientation. -Article 13 on "Equal Treatment" of the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct for Customs Officials (2014) establishes that customs officials shall perform their duties impartially and avoid making decisions based on bias related to sexual orientation. -Order No. 449/MSLS/CAB (2015), issued by the Ministry of Health and AIDS, establishing the creation, powers, organization, and operation of the National AIDS Control Program, establishes in Section 10.7 that one of the functions of those responsible is to contribute to access to services regardless of sexual orientation. Some ministerial documents include protections for sexual orientation, such as: - Environmental and Social Management Framework (2020) from the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. Employment protections. - Restart Action Plan (2023) from the Ministry of Road Equipment and Maintenance. Protection of vulnerable groups. - Resettlement Framework (2023) from the Ministry of Health. Protection of vulnerable groups. - Complaints Management Mechanism (2024) from the Ministry of National Cohesion, Solidarity, and the Fight against Poverty. Protections against sexual harassment.
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Same-sex marriage becomes legal.MSPs voted by 105 to 18 in favour of the Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill. Establishes belief ceremonies, such as humanist ceremonies as a "third form of marriage", alongside religious and civil events. Allowing transgender people to stay married, rather than having to get divorced, when obtaining a Gender Recognition Certificate. Amended guidance on the teaching of the issue in schools. The first same-sex marriages were allowed to take place December 16, 2014. - LGBT housing discrimination becomes no protections.Florida has no known protections for LGBTQ people looking for housing or people who have housing. As of 2020, there was a bill that was in motion for LGBTQ people for housing but it died in the Civil Justice Subcommittee.
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.MSPs voted by 105 to 18 in favour of the Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill. Establishes belief ceremonies, such as humanist ceremonies as a "third form of marriage", alongside religious and civil events. Allowing transgender people to stay married, rather than having to get divorced, when obtaining a Gender Recognition Certificate. Amended guidance on the teaching of the issue in schools. The first same-sex marriages were allowed to take place December 16, 2014.
- December 1
- November 28Same-sex marriage becomes legal.After various referendums that asked the Finnish public on gay marriage, they finally cleared the last referendum in the 22nd of February, and gay marriage was finally allowed since this date.
- November 20Right to change legal gender becomes legal, but requires medical diagnosis.
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.Supreme Court allowed same sex marriage to commence
- November 19Same-sex marriage becomes varies by region.Same sex marriage is currently allowed in 2 counties. The state is expected to increase this as the ban is challenged county by county
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.In November 2014, U.S. District Judge Brian Morris struck down Montana’s ban on same-sex marriage, saying that it violated the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause.
- October 21Same-sex marriage becomes legal.County clerks began issuing marriage license to same sex couples.
- October 17Same-sex marriage becomes legal.On October 17th, 2014, the Supreme Court of the United States refused to extend the temporary stay granted by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, effectively legalizing same-sex marriage in Alaska.
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.Arizona became legal when the state attorney announced that he will not appeal the decision made by federal court.
- October 16
- October 15Same-sex marriage becomes other type of partnership.On October 15th, 2014, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted a temporary stay of the ruling that legalized same-sex marriage, in order to give the state of Alaska time to appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States.
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.On October 15, 2014, same-sex marriage became legal in Idaho.
- October 12Same-sex marriage becomes legal.On October 12th, 2014, District Court Judge Timothy Burgess ruled that Alaska’s statutory and constitutional bans on same-sex marriage were unconstitutional.
- October 10Same-sex marriage becomes legal.Case determined denial of rights was unconstitutional.
- October 9Same-sex marriage becomes legal.The Supreme Court decision to not consider the appeal made same sex marriage legal in West Virginia
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.After the Supreme Court's decision to not consider the appeal, same sex marriage ban was lifted on October 9th.
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.In 2014, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Nevada's same-sex marriage ban, declaring it unconstitutional. The ruling took effect 2 days later, after a federal judge issued an injunction. In 2020, Nevada became the first state to repeal its defunct constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.
- October 6Same-sex adoption becomes legal.Same sex marriage is now legal, allowing same sex couples to adopt children
- Same-sex adoption becomes legal.Same sex marriage became legal, effectively overturning the same sex couple adoption
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.Same sex marriage in Wisconsin returned when the Supreme Court decision came through.
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.Supreme Court dismisses the appeal, making same-sex marriage legal.
- September 17
- September 12Legal recognition of non-binary gender becomes recognized.The Danish government allows the 'X' gender marker in passports.
- Legal recognition of non-binary gender becomes recognized.The Danish government allows the 'X' gender marker in passports for those over 18 years old. However personal ID cards are unknown.
- LGBT discrimination becomes illegal in some contexts.Legal protections from discrimination based on sexual orientation under: -Political Parties Integrity Regulations 2014: Article 20. A Solomon Islands citizen must not be denied membership on the grounds of sexual orientation. -The Central Bank of Solomon Islands Credit Bureau Regulation 2016 (prohibited sensitive information).
- September 10
- LGBT employment discrimination becomes sexual orientation only.There are legal provisions issued by the government that explicitly mention sexual orientation as a protected category against discrimination in employment: -Human Resources Management Policies, Standards, and Procedures Manual (2014) issued by the Office of Management and Human Resources (OMRH). -Labor Inspection Manual (2017). -Workplace Code of Conduct (2018). -Code of Ethics of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (2022) .
- LGBT discrimination becomes illegal in some contexts.Many instances of discriminations against LGBT individuals are illegal. The only case where discrimination is not illegal is if it is done by public domain (of which the church is one.)
- September 8LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, Mexico City added gender identity as protected characteristic from discrimination including in housing. Sexual orientation was already protected under Mexican federal law.
- LGBT employment discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, Mexico City added gender identity as a protected characteristic from discrimination, including in employment. Sexual orientation is protected from employment discrimination under federal Mexican law.
- LGBT discrimination becomes illegal.An amendment to Mexico City’s anti-discrimination law in 2014 added gender identity as a protected characteristic.
- September 5Right to change legal gender becomes legal, no restrictions.Denmark's historic new law allows citizens to self-determine their own gender identity without any requirements for medical or psychiatric intervention.
- August 28
- August 6LGBT discrimination becomes illegal.In 2014, La Libertad passed Regional Ordinance 006 which prohibited discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
- LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, La Libertad passed Regional Ordinance 006 which prohibited discrimination in housing on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
- LGBT employment discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, La Libertad passed Regional Ordinance 006 which prohibited discrimination in employment on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
- August 5Same-sex marriage becomes civil unions (marriage rights).The Law on Life Partnerships of Persons of the Same Sex was adopted on July 15, 2014. Same-sex couples became equal to married couples in everything except the adoption of children. However, the law allows custody of the partner's child in some situations. The adoption of the law was preceded by the Constitutional Referendum on the definition of marriage held on December 1, 2013. The citizens declared that they were in favor of including a provision in the Constitution according to which marriage is the life union of a man and a woman.
- August 3
- August 1Homosexual activity becomes male illegal, female uncertain.Previous bill was struck down due to a technicality rendering it unconstitutional. However, homosexual conduct is still explicitly illegal and is punishable by imprisonment.
- July 18Same-sex marriage becomes legal.The ban on same sex marriage was struck down by a 2-1 vote on July 23rd, 2014. However, due to the appeal process, the first marriages were not conducted until October 7th.
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.The law was passed on July 18th. However, due to some complications with the state challenging the decision, the first marriage was only conducted from October 6th 2014 when the Supreme Court decided not to discuss the disputes.
- July 16LGBT discrimination becomes illegal in some contexts.Hate speech based on sexual orientation was included in the decisions of the Constitutional Court for the first time. The Constitutional Court stated that calling homosexuals "deviants" or "perverts" constitutes hate speech.
- JulyBlood donations by MSMs becomes legal.In 2014, South Sudan's Blood Transfusion Services began using the WHO’s generic guidelines. The WHO's generic guidelines do not mention MSM blood donors.
- July 1
- June 25Same-sex marriage becomes unrecognized.
- June 13LGBT discrimination becomes illegal in some contexts.In 2014, San Martin passed Regional Ordinance 009 which prohibited discrimination in all areas except housing on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
- LGBT employment discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, San Martin passed Regional Ordinance 009 which prohibited discrimination in employment on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
- June 5Right to change legal gender becomes legal, but requires medical diagnosis.In 2014, New York removed the requirement of surgery for legal gender recognition. However, proof of “appropriate medical treatment” was still required.
- June 3
- June 1
- May 20Blood donations by MSMs becomes legal.Newer law has been passed. As of 20/05/2014 South African National Blood Service (SANBS) will accept donations from anyone as long as they have been in a monogamous relationship for the prior six months, or celibate - regardless of sexual orientation. Donors will be asked about sexual history rather than sexual orientation. Six month deferral instead applies to everyone with new sexual partners.
- Same-sex marriage becomes legal.In 2014, U.S. District Judge John E. Jones III, appointed by President George W. Bush, ruled in favor of allowing same-sex couples to marry and struck down Pennsylvania's ban on gay marriage.
- May 19Same-sex adoption becomes legal.Individuals and couples may adopt though single parent or joint-adoption. Second parent adoption has been approved in lower courts.
- May 12
- May 7LGBT discrimination becomes illegal.On May 7th, Georgia's landmark anti-discrimination law came into effect. It was passed to be granted a short-term visa-free regime by the European Union and passed despite strong internal pressure against it.
- April 29Right to change legal gender becomes legal, no restrictions.Now, surgery is not required to change an individual's stated gender on their birth certificate.
- April 25Same-sex marriage becomes other type of partnership.In April 2014, the Alaska Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional to deny same-sex couples full access to the $150,000 property tax exemption available to opposite-sex married couples. In July 2014, the Alaska Supreme Court ruled that denying survivor benefits to same-sex partners was unconstitutional.
- April 23
- April 15Legal recognition of non-binary gender becomes recognized.India's Supreme Court has ruled to recognize a third gender commonly known as hijra. Indian passports display this with the descriptor "O" (other), with other identification documents also availble with "T" (transgender) and "TG" (third gender).
- Same-sex marriage becomes civil unions (marriage rights).Malta President Marie-Louise Colerio Preca signed a civil unions bill into law on April 15, 2014. The Labor Party ruled in favor of the bill at 37 to 0, while 30 abstained. According to a Eurostat poll, 80% of Maltese were said to oppose the law's provisions.
- Right to change legal gender becomes ambiguous.The Supreme Court of India recognized a third gender that individuals, including transgender persons can choose to identify themselves in official documents without surgery. This ruling does not however allow people to change their gender to male or female.
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- March 28
- March 27LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, gender identity became a protected characteristic from discrimination in housing in New Caledonia under federal French law when France's housing law was amended to prohibit discrimination against tenants on grounds established by Article 225.1 of the Penal Code which lists gender identity.
- LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, gender identity became a protected characteristic from discrimination in housing in Reunion under federal French law when France's housing law was amended to prohibit discrimination against tenants on grounds established by Article 225.1 of the Penal Code which lists gender identity.
- LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, gender identity became a protected characteristic from discrimination in housing in Guadeloupe under federal French law when France's housing law was amended to prohibit discrimination against tenants on grounds established by Article 225.1 of the Penal Code which lists gender identity.
- LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, gender identity became a protected characteristic from discrimination in housing in French Guiana under federal French law when France's housing law was amended to prohibit discrimination against tenants on grounds established by Article 225.1 of the Penal Code which lists gender identity.
- LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, gender identity became a protected characteristic from discrimination in housing in Mayotte under federal French law when France's housing law was amended to prohibit discrimination against tenants on grounds established by Article 225.1 of the Penal Code which lists gender identity.
- LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.In 2014, gender identity became a protected characteristic from discrimination in housing in Martinique under federal French law when France's housing law was amended to prohibit discrimination against tenants on grounds established by Article 225.1 of the Penal Code which lists gender identity.
- LGBT discrimination becomes illegal.In 2014, all forms of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity became illegal in Martinique when discrimination in housing on the basis of gender identity became prohibited.
- LGBT discrimination becomes illegal.In 2014, all forms of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity became illegal in French Guiana when discrimination in housing on the basis of gender identity became prohibited.
- LGBT discrimination becomes illegal.In 2014, all forms of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity became illegal in New Caledonia when discrimination in housing on the basis of gender identity became prohibited.
- LGBT discrimination becomes illegal.In 2014, all forms of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity became illegal in Guadeloupe when discrimination in housing on the basis of gender identity became prohibited.
- March 22Same-sex marriage becomes banned.U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman’s ruling from the previous day was stayed temporarily on March 22nd, and then indefinitely on the 25th. The temporary stay immediately put Michigan’s ban on same-sex marriage back into effect. On November 6th, 2014, the Sixth Circuit fully reversed Friedman’s ruling, further solidifying the ban.
- March 21Same-sex marriage becomes legal.On March 21st, 2014, U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman ruled that Michigan’s ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional. This ruling allowed hundreds of same-sex couples to marry the following day.
- March 20Right to change legal gender becomes legal, no restrictions.The ACT abolished their surgery requirements in 2014, permitting anyone over the age of 14 to change the gender marker on official documents. However, a consent law reform in 2021 has led to concerns of de facto criminalisation of transgender people who consent to sex without declaring that they are transgender.
- March 18
- March 17LGBT discrimination becomes illegal in some contexts.
- March 13Same-sex marriage becomes legal.In January 2013, then-Minister for Women and Equalities Maria Miller introduced the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill to the House of Commons. The bill passed through the Commons by 366 votes to 161 in May 2013, and through the House of Lords by 390 votes to 148 in June 2013. The bill received royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II on 17 July 2013 and became the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013, which came into effect on 13 March 2014 and legalised same-sex marriage in England and Wales.
- Same-sex marriage becomes varies by region.In January 2013, then-Minister for Women and Equalities Maria Miller introduced the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill to the House of Commons. The bill passed through the Commons by 366 votes to 161 in May 2013, and through the House of Lords by 390 votes to 148 in June 2013. The bill received royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II on 17 July 2013 and became the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013, which came into effect on 13 March 2014. The law only applied to England and Wales, so same-sex marriage remained unrecognised in Scotland and Northern Ireland. The Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill was introduced to the Scottish Parliament by Alex Neil, then-Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing, on 26 June 2013. It passed through the Scottish Parliament by a margin of 105 votes to 18 on 4 February 2014 and received royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II on 12 March 2014, becoming the Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Act 2014. The law came into effect on 16 December 2014, bringing Scotland in line with England and Wales, which had legalised same-sex marriage earlier that year. Same-sex marriage remained unrecognised in Northern Ireland.
- March 6Blood donations by MSMs becomes legal.MSMs are allowed to donate blood following the same criteria as any other donor.
- March(deleted region)Same-sex marriage becomes legal.Same-sex marriage is Legal in London, The UK.
- February 26Same-sex marriage becomes unrecognized.Despite the supreme court ruling, the constitutional ban of same sex marriage in Texas is still valid.
- February 24Homosexual activity becomes illegal (up to life in prison as punishment).Under this bill, "aggravated homosexuality" is punishable by imprisonment for life. Includes provisions which make it illegal to aid homosexuality, touch with the intent of homosexuality, and promote homosexuality. Allows extradition for homosexuality-related offenses. Earlier referred to internationally as the "Kill the Gays" bill when first proposed on October 13, 2009, life imprisonment was substituted for the death penalty following international pressure. Prior to this bill, homosexuality was illegal under Section 145 of the penal code, punishable by up to life imprisonment.
- February 14Same-sex marriage becomes ambiguous.Same-sex marriage celebrated via judicial proceedings / court order.
- February 11
- February 4LGBT discrimination becomes illegal in some contexts.Article 5 of Law No. 6/2014 against Domestic Violence, reads: "All victims, regardless of their ancestry, nationality, social status, sex, ethnicity, language, age, region, disability, political or ideological conviction, sexual orientation, culture and educational level, enjoy the fundamental rights inherent to human dignity, and are guaranteed equal opportunities to a life free from violence, as well as physical and mental health."
- January 23Same-sex marriage becomes unrecognized.Virginia Attorney General, Mark Herring, announces he will not defend ban on same-sex marriage as it violates equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution. Federal judge currently hearing arguments in court. Marriage would not be recognised until July.
- January 7
- January 6Same-sex marriage becomes ambiguous.US Supreme Court puts Utah gay marriage on hold, pending an appeal from the state.
- January 2
- January 1
- Right to change legal gender becomes legal, but requires medical diagnosis.In 2014, Oregon removed the requirement for surgery for legal gender recognition. However, medical proof of “appropriate treatment” was still required.
- (date unknown)Right to change legal gender becomes legal, but requires medical diagnosis.In 2014, California removed the surgical requirement for legal gender recognition but still required proof of “appropriate medical treatment”.
- Right to change legal gender becomes legal, but requires medical diagnosis.In 2014, Rhode Island required documentation of “appropriate treatment” in order for trans people to change their birth certificates.
- Gender-affirming care becomes banned.Since 2014, Saudi Arabia has introduced several medical directives banning gender affirming care from being provided to trans Saudis and restricting it to only intersex Saudis as "sex correction" surgeries while banning sex change surgeries.
- LGBT employment discrimination becomes sexual orientation only.Article 5 of the Ordinance for the Protection and Promotion of the Human Rights of South Chungcheongn Residents (2014) prohibits discrimination on the grounds enumerated in the National Human Rights Commission Act (2001), which includes "sexual orientation". The Ordinance was briefly unenforceable in 2018, but it was fully reinstated in October 2018.
- January 1Gender-affirming care becomes legal, but restricted for minors.In Jersey, gender affirming surgery is performed off-island. If the individual decides to have the surgery through public funding, they must do it through an NHS transgender clinic in the UK, which has recently banned gender affirming treatment for children. Alternately they can choose to do the surgery privately and they can do this in any country.
- Gender-affirming care becomes legal, but restricted for minors.The states of Guernsey will provide funding for off-island gender affirming care if they have a gender affirming certificate. Because this treatment is provided off-island, islanders are subject to UK law. Islanders are free to also have privately funded gender affirming care. Whilst Puberty Blockers are not outright banned, the states of Guernsey will not fund for minors to receive them so they would have to fund for them privately.
- (date unknown)LGBT discrimination becomes illegal.Protection for Sexual orientation province wide and gender identity and expression under bill C-16. Gender identity protection added to the provincial protections in 2014
- January 1Equal age of consent becomes female equal, male n/a.Set age of 16 years for same sexual activity between women and for heterosexual sexual activity. However male same sexual activity is illegal
- LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.According ILGA SO GI GE
- LGBT employment discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.According ILGA SO GI GE
- Blood donations by MSMs becomes banned (1-year deferral).After a review, the 5 years deferral was reduced to 12 months deferral.
- Right to change legal gender becomes legal, but requires medical diagnosis.The Supreme Court of Justice ruled against the surgical requirement in the case "Ronit Liran-Shaked v. Ministry of Interior" (2014). A new policy was adopted to create an additional committee of psychology and medical professionals to decide on a case-by-case basis whether to allow the alteration of gender markers without surgery. A special psychological, medical and psychiatric committee decides for each application whether legal gender recognition can be authorised. According to ILGA, it is not clear what specific rules or procedures these committees adopt.
- (date unknown)LGBT housing discrimination becomes sexual orientation and gender identity.Article 158 of Law No. 2002-73 (2002) amended Article 1 of Law No. 89-462 (1989) to prohibit a landowner from discriminating against tenants on the basis of "sexual orientation". In 2014, Law No. 2014-366 (2014) modified the provision, but kept the prohibition of discrimination based on "sexual orientation. In 2014, Law No. 2014-366 (2014) amended Article 1 of Law No. 89-462 (1989) to prohibit a landowner from discriminating against tenants on the grounds established by Article 225-1 of the Penal Code, which includes "gender identity"
- Homosexual activity becomes illegal (death penalty as punishment).Even though the Yemeni Law says that only married Muslim man can be punished with the death penalty if the man is caught having a homosexual activity. Executions can occur in the country in the time during the Yemeni civil war by vigilante Islamist groups and controls. Women are punished up to three years of imprisonment; where the offense has been committed under duress, the punishment is up to seven years detention.
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