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Antinousosiris added an entry to Lebanon.
Legal recognition of non-binary gender: Not legally recognized from past to now.
No recognition
Antinousosiris added an entry to Switzerland.
Conversion therapy: Banned from Mar 13, 2016 to now.
In 2016, Conservative Democrat MP Rosmarie Quadranti requested the Swiss Federal Government to undertake measures to outlaw conversion therapy on LGBT minors.[68][69] The Swiss Federal Council wrote in response that in its view, conversion therapies are "ineffective and cause significant suffering to young people subjected to them", and would constitute a breach of professional duties on the part of any care professional undertaking them. As such, in its view, any care professional undertaking such therapies is already liable to be sanctioned by the cantonal authorities. Whether such therapies also constitute a criminal offense is to be determined by the criminal courts in individual cases, according to the Federal Council.
Antinousosiris added an entry to Vietnam.
Conversion therapy: Not banned from past to Aug 3, 2022.
Not banned
Antinousosiris added an entry to Indonesia.
Conversion therapy: Not banned from past to now.
No
Sources: No
Antinousosiris added an entry to Cyprus.
Same-sex adoption: Illegal from past to now.
Illegal
Sources: Not allowed
Antinousosiris added an entry to Bahrain.
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires surgery from Jan 2, 2014 to now.
As of 2014, Bahrain allows sex change surgeries.
Antinousosiris added an entry to Egypt.
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires surgery from past to now.
Yes, gender reassignment surgery is allowed and can be underwent in the country after getting an approval from the Al-Azhar Mosque or the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria.
Antinousosiris added an entry to India.
Conversion therapy: Banned from Jun 7, 2021 to now.
On 7 June 2021, in delivering the verdict on this case, Justice N Anand Venkatesh prohibited Conversion Therapy with India becoming only the 2nd country in Asia to ban conversion therapy behind Taiwan

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