According to French laws.

Sources: abcnews.go.com/Internationa…

In South Carolina, there are no laws restricting the discussion or promotion of LGBTQ+ topics.

Sources: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGB…

As a matter of fact , in the decision of the 22nd Civil Chamber of the Court of Cassation dated 24.09.2018 and numbered 2015/35120 Main, 2018/19675 , it is emphasized that discrimination due to the sexual orientation of the worker is within the scope of the prohibition (although the concept of "sexual preference" is used with an incorrect terminology) : The prohibition of discrimination can be added to this, due to the employee's sexual preference that does not cause any adverse effects in the workplace. Again, discrimination based on factors such as political reasons and worldview should be protected.”

Sources: haber.sol.org.tr/haber/isye…

The Constitutional Court annulled the provision of the Turkish Civil Code that regulates the condition of "being unable to reproduce" in order to allow gender reassignment. The request for annulment of the condition of having a gender reassignment surgery in order to change the identity card was rejected.

Sources: anayasa.gov.tr/icsayfalar/b… cnnturk.com/turkiye/anayasa…

Legalized in every state.

Sources: whitehouse.gov/briefing-roo…

Countrywide recognized, Transgender people are allowed to identify as male, female, a blend of both, or neither.

Sources: globalcitizen.org/de/conten…

Protected by Nicaraguan human rights Code.

Sources: freedomhouse.org/report/fre…

According to Nicaraguan laws.

Sources: wipo.int/wipolex/en/text.js…

Legalized in Zacatecas (14 February 2019), Cuauhtémoc (1 March 2019), Villanueva (1 May 2019), Miguel Auza (5 July 2019), Freshnillo (3 July 2020) cities.

Sources: congresozac.gob.mx/63/inicio Poder Legislativo del Estado de Zacatecas - LXIII Legislatura

It's illegal

Sources: ilga-europe.org/home/news/f…

Age of consent is equal

Sources: globalgayz.com/europe/montenegro/

In July 2020, the Parliament of Montenegro passed a bill to recognise life partnerships for same-sex couples and started recognising them in July 2021. The law also applies in Kološin.

Sources: total-montenegro-news.com/p…

As part of Yugoslavia

Sources: globalgayz.com/europe/montenegro/

The criminal code of Mongolia outlaws discrimination against LGBT people.

Sources: mongolia.un.org/en/14401-co…

According to the laws of Mongolia

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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.

Sources: kaosgl.org/haber/aymrsquode…

Following the expansion of the Mongol Empire, the Turks were to a certain extent affiliated with the ruling nation. The social organization of Mongol and Turkish tribes was based upon clan customs, its inner ways and habits were regulated by customary law. In the 13 century, Chingis Kahn established the Yasa, or Code of Laws and Ordinances, which his successors continued to rule by. Although some scholars suspect Chingis Khan's Yasa only codified existing customary law others believe it served to supplement and fill any gaps left by customary law, especially in criminal law. According to fragments from the Egyptian Historian Makrizi, sodomy was punishable by death as an offense against religion, morals, and established customs. Adultery was similarly defined as a crime punishable by death. Marriage was demarcated by a law that ordained "that the man should buy his wife" and hence prescribed strict gender roles on family operation.

Sources: tengriciturkiye.blogspot.co… Vernadsky, G. (1938). The Scope and Contents of Chingis Khan’s Yasa. Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 3(3/4), 337–360. doi: 10.2307/2717841 scholar.harvard.edu/files/f…

It was illegal in Ottoman Empire until 1858. Oldest finding about banning homosexualty in Ottoman Empire were from 1515.

Sources: teyit.org/osmanlida-escinse…

Banned as Hate Speech law but mostly not enforced. In 15 November 2022 Bullying children in schools is prohibited. Although the law does not specify any specifics, it is likely to include sexual orientation and identity.

Sources: google.com/amp/s/www.hurriy… cumhuriyet.com.tr/turkiye/l… tolgaersoy.av.tr/cinsiyet-d…