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GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Iraq.
Legal recognition of non-binary gender: Not legally recognized from past to now.
No recognition in Iraq
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Iraq.
Conversion therapy: Ambiguous from past to now.
Unknown.
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Iraq.
Equal age of consent: Ambiguous from 1969 to now.
According to the Iraq Penal Code of 1969, the age of consent is 18, however, this only applies to heterosexual sex.
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Syria.
Equal age of consent: N/A from past to now.
Syria’s anti gay laws mean by default, the age of consent is not applicable
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Syria.
Censorship of LGBT Issues: State-enforced from past to now.
Censorship of LGBT-related content is common, and there are limited spaces for public discussion or advocacy for LGBT rights. LGBT individuals often kept their identities hidden to avoid persecution or harm.
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Syria.
Homosexual activity: Illegal (imprisonment as punishment) from Jun 22, 1949 to now.
Homosexuality can be met up to 3 years in prison according to regime law
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Syria.
Homosexual activity: Legal from 2003 to now.
In 2003 Syria, at the UN Commission on Human Rights, voted to postpone a draft UN resolution on human rights and sexual orientation. The vote was 24 to 17. The draft resolution was to bring the Commission to express its deep concern at the occurrence of human rights violations worldwide against people on the basis of their sexual orientation; Stress that human rights and fundamental freedoms are the birthright of all human beings and that the universal character of these rights and freedoms is indisputable; and call on all States to promote and protect the fundamental rights of all persons, regardless of their sexual orientation.
Sources: un.org/fr/
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Syria.
Same-sex adoption: Illegal from past to now.
Unfortunately Syria’s ban on homosexuality bans other laws such as adoptions as well
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Syria.
Serving openly in military: Don't Ask, Don't Tell from past to now.
Homosexuality is illegal in Syria, but no laws specify homosexuality as a dishonorable discharge or prohibition from military service.
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Syria.
Same-sex marriage: Unrecognized from Jun 22, 1949 to now.
Syria does not legally recognize same-sex marriages, civil unions or domestic partnership benefits.
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Lebanon.
Homosexual activity: Illegal (imprisonment as punishment) from past to now.
In Lebanon, homosexuality is met with up to 1 year in prison according to article 534 of the Lebanese Penal code
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Syria.
Blood donations by MSMs: Legal from past to now.
Homosexuality is illegal in Syria, but no laws specify homosexuality as a dishonorable discharge or prohibition from military service. For example, committing a crime like robbery in Syria will not ban you from donating blood, same goes with homosexuality. Recently this description has been tampered with. As a Syrian, I know this information is right, and those who tamper it are not Syrian, nor do they know anything about how Syrian law works.
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Lebanon.
Serving openly in military: Illegal from Mar 30, 2019 to now.
In 2019 a military tribunal acquited four personnel who accused of sodomy. The judge ruled that the law does not specify what acts are "contrary to nature". They were however dismissed from their posts.
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Lebanon.
Censorship of LGBT Issues: State-enforced from past to now.
The Lebanese government has vowed to shut down LGBT organizations, while several films have been banned in the country for LGBT content. In August 2023, Kuwait and Lebanon banned the 'Barbie' movie, claiming it "promoted homosexuality."
GeorgieTheOrgie edited an entry in Syria.
Legal recognition of non-binary gender: Not legally recognized from past to now.
Non-binary gender identities are not recognized in Syria.
Sources: Recognition mentioned nowhere, no reports of successful NB recognition/Reputable source needed!