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XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
LGBT discrimination: Illegal in some contexts from 2004 to now.
Discrimination in bulgaria is illegal in some contexts. Although it seems to be progressing there are still no laws for hate speech and hate crime. Most of the time police ignore this. Moreover a anti-gay parade happened in June and police did nothing about. Since 1 January 2004, the Protection Against Discrimination Act of 2003 has prohibited discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in all areas (employment, the provision of goods and services, education, military service, health services, etc.). Under the law, sexual orientation is defined as "heterosexual, homosexual or bisexual orientation".
XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
Censorship of LGBT Issues: Ambiguous from 1990 to now.
There is mainly no censorship in Bulgaria. However, most TV shows with Homosexuality acts have been or most likely banned. Moreover, most of the time if there is a LGBTQ parade there is also a anti-gay parade. For example in June there was a massive protest against LGBTQ family rights which I will put in the source box to check out. Also there has not been many parades in Bulgaria, as a incident in Burgas they were throwing rocks and other stuff at the parade. There has been LGBTQ+ advertisements however, they either have been taken down or vandalised. Also a bisexual officer set up a LGBTQ union but was shunned which I will also put in the source box. Most schools are not allowed to teach and promote LGBTQ+ Topics. Most homophobic propaganda put up is not taken down or vandilased. And there was once a The Amazing World of Gumball episode banned in bulgaria for having homosexual activity in the episode. Most of this kind of like Indonesia. For other mods do not change this as I'm pretty sure my info is correct it took a while to find all of this info so if it is wrong please put a lot of info. Thank you. I will add extra info soon.
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XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
Same-sex marriage: Foreign same-sex marriages recognized only from Jul 25, 2019 to now.
Marriage is defined as a union between a male and a female in the Bulgarian constitution. However, there is recognition of residence for foreign marriage, but it is a limited recognition.
XabBG edited an entry in Bolivia.
Same-sex marriage: Civil unions from Dec 12, 2020 to now.
Since 2020, legal cases have set precedent for civil unions in Bolivia after a gay couple has achieved a legally recognized civil union. Only one civil union has been recognized ever since. The couple, together for more than 11 years, took their case to court. While the Bolivian Constitution still does not contemplate same sex unions, the couple argued successfully the prohibition violated international human rights standards and constituted discrimination under Bolivian law.
XabBG edited an entry in Russia.
Homosexual activity: Legal from 1993 to now.
Homosexual activity is legal in Russia, however, "anti-gay sentiments remain high." Though its illegal in Chechnya (punishable by caning on the first two offence and execution on the third offence). On June 29, 2013, Russia was criticized internationally after a law passed that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations."
XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
Legal recognition of non-binary gender: Ambiguous from past to now.
Non-binary options missing
XabBG edited an entry in Jordan.
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires surgery from past to now.
In Jordan, Medical Responsibility Law is legal about who can undergo sex reassignment surgery.
XabBG edited an entry in Serbia.
Same-sex marriage: Not legal from past to now.
since 2006. constitution defines marriage as an union between one man and one woman
XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
Right to change legal gender: Ambiguous from past to now.
Requires sterilization. Ruled not legal by EU. Changes pending. Missing non binary options on documents.
XabBG edited an entry in Lebanon.
Homosexual activity: Ambiguous from past to now.
Illegal under Article 534 of the Penal Code. Some judges have ruled not to prosecute individuals based on the law.
XabBG edited an entry in Lebanon.
Homosexual activity: Legal from past to now.
Illegal under Article 534 of the Penal Code. Some judges have ruled not to prosecute individuals based on the law.
XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
Same-sex marriage: Unrecognized from Jul 13, 1991 to now.
Marriage is defined as a union between a male and a female in the Bulgarian constitution. However, there is recognition of residence for foreign marriage, but it is a limited recognition.
XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
Same-sex marriage: Unrecognized from Jul 13, 1991 to now.
Marriage is defined as a union between a male and a female in the Bulgarian constitution. However, there is recognition of residence for foreign marriage.
XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
Same-sex marriage: Foreign same-sex marriages recognized only from Jul 13, 1991 to now.
Marriage is defined as a union between a male and a female in the Bulgarian constitution. However, there is recognition of residence for foreign marriage.
XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
Same-sex marriage: Unregistered cohabitation from Jul 13, 1991 to now.
Marriage is defined as a union between a male and a female in the Bulgarian constitution. However, there is recognition of residence for foreign marriage.
XabBG edited an entry in Bulgaria.
Same-sex marriage: Other type of partnership from Jul 13, 1991 to now.
Marriage is defined as a union between a male and a female in the Bulgarian constitution
XabBG edited an entry in Egypt.
Homosexual activity: Ambiguous from 2000 to now.
While homosexuality itself is not technically illegal in Egypt, Equaldex characterizes it as illegal in practice. Courts have convicted people for homosexual acts using "breaching laws on public decency" and "debauchery" and "abnormal sexual relations."
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Censorship of LGBT Issues: No censorship from past to now.
Most of Indonesia doesn't have censorship towards the LGBT community , but in some certain places like the TV shows it does. Some popular LGBT Websites have also been banned. Nevertheless, LGBT movies are most times free to be broadcasted in Indonesian cinemas.
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Censorship of LGBT Issues: Ambiguous from past to now.
Most of Indonesia doesn't have censorship towards the LGBT community , but in some certain places like the TV shows it does. Some popular LGBT Websites have also been banned. Nevertheless, LGBT movies are most times free to be broadcasted in Indonesian cinemas.
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Equal age of consent: from Oct 15, 2015 to now.
Equalized under the child protection act, for both homosexual and heterosexual activity is 18 years old . However under the Indonesian Penal code the minimum age of consent for heterosexual activity is minimum 15 years old, whereas the age of consent for homosexual activity is 18 years old. In 2019, the marriageable age for a heterosexual marriage is equalized to 19 years old for both males and females.
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Serving openly in military: Ambiguous from past to now.
Lesbian,Gay men and women are not allowed to serve in the military under the ST/398/2009 telegram letter of the Indonesian army. Though intersex individuals are technically allowed to serve in the army since 2021. No rules were stated for Transgender individuals yet. Might be allowed in the future if the Indonesian army decide to require conscription.
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Censorship of LGBT Issues: No censorship from past to now.
Most of Indonesia doesn't have censorship towards the LGBT community , but in some certain places like the TV shows it does. Some popular LGBT Websites have also been banned. Nevertheless, LGBT movies are most times free to be broadcasted in Indonesian cinemas.
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Censorship of LGBT Issues: from past to now.
Most of Indonesia doesn't have censorship towards the LGBT community , but in some certain places like the TV shows it does. Some popular LGBT Websites have also been banned. Nevertheless, LGBT movies are most times free to be broadcasted in Indonesian cinemas.
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Censorship of LGBT Issues: No censorship from past to now.
Most of Indonesia doesn't have censorship towards the LGBT community , but in some certain places like the TV shows it does. Some popular LGBT Websites have also been banned. Nevertheless, LGBT movies are most times free to be broadcasted in Indonesian cinemas.
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Same-sex marriage: Unrecognized from past to now.
There is no legal recognition of same-sex unions in Indonesia. Article 1 of the Law No. 1 of the Year 1974 on Marriage states unequivocally that marriage is "a physical and spiritual bond between a man and a woman as husband and wife, having the purpose of establishing a happy and lasting family founded on the Belief in God Almighty".[1] Moreover, Article 2 states that a marriage is only lawful if it is in accordance with the laws of the religions of the respective parties. Meanwhile, Indonesians who have entered into same-sex marriage abroad are not allowed to register their marriage in Indonesia due to Article 1 of the Marriage Act.[2] Additionally, Article 34(1) of the Law No. 23 of the Year 2006 on Civil Administration obliges all marriages to be reported to the local authorities within 60 days after marriage, and the explanation of Article 34(1) states that "marriage" can only be performed by a man and a woman
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Same-sex marriage: Unregistered cohabitation from past to now.
There is no legal recognition of same-sex unions in Indonesia. Article 1 of the Law No. 1 of the Year 1974 on Marriage states unequivocally that marriage is "a physical and spiritual bond between a man and a woman as husband and wife, having the purpose of establishing a happy and lasting family founded on the Belief in God Almighty".[1] Moreover, Article 2 states that a marriage is only lawful if it is in accordance with the laws of the religions of the respective parties. Meanwhile, Indonesians who have entered into same-sex marriage abroad are not allowed to register their marriage in Indonesia due to Article 1 of the Marriage Act.[2] Additionally, Article 34(1) of the Law No. 23 of the Year 2006 on Civil Administration obliges all marriages to be reported to the local authorities within 60 days after marriage, and the explanation of Article 34(1) states that "marriage" can only be performed by a man and a woman
XabBG edited an entry in Indonesia.
Same-sex marriage: Unrecognized from past to now.
There is no legal recognition of same-sex unions in Indonesia. Article 1 of the Law No. 1 of the Year 1974 on Marriage states unequivocally that marriage is "a physical and spiritual bond between a man and a woman as husband and wife, having the purpose of establishing a happy and lasting family founded on the Belief in God Almighty".[1] Moreover, Article 2 states that a marriage is only lawful if it is in accordance with the laws of the religions of the respective parties. Meanwhile, Indonesians who have entered into same-sex marriage abroad are not allowed to register their marriage in Indonesia due to Article 1 of the Marriage Act.[2] Additionally, Article 34(1) of the Law No. 23 of the Year 2006 on Civil Administration obliges all marriages to be reported to the local authorities within 60 days after marriage, and the explanation of Article 34(1) states that "marriage" can only be performed by a man and a woman

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