LGBT-related laws by country or territory (Pacifica): Difference between revisions
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<br>{{flag|Sedunn}}: While Sedunn was generally tolerant of same-sex sexual activity and while there have been no specific laws governing who could be married, same-sex marriage and families were considered taboo well into the mid-1900s. Regarding laws concerning gender identity, the state does not keep specific records of it other than an entry in the medical journal at birth which cannot be changed under current law. | |||
Revision as of 17:58, 16 September 2023
Rights affecting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people vary greatly by country or jurisdiction—encompassing everything from the legal recognition of same-sex marriage to the death penalty for homosexuality.
| LGBT rights in: | Same-sex sexual activity | Recognition of same-sex unions | Same-sex marriage | Adoption by same-sex couples | LGB people allowed to serve openly in military | Anti-discrimination laws concerning sexual orientation | Laws concerning gender identity/expression |
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 Izaakia
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 Never illegal
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1614 with introduction of Marriage
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1614 with introduction of Marriage
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Never illegal
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Never illegal
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 None
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None
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 Kliegme
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Legal since 2014
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 Sedunn
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Never illegal
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No legal distinction between unions and marriage | Never governed by law
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Never governed by law
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Never illegal
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Since 1978
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(Proposed)
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 Transsuneria
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Legal since 1971
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Registered partnerships since 2008
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(Proposed)
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(Proposed)
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Since 2016
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Since 2016
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 Rhayna
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Legal since 1965
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Legal since 1965
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Legal since 1965
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Legal since 1965
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Since 1965
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None
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Since 2002
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Notes
Sedunn: While Sedunn was generally tolerant of same-sex sexual activity and while there have been no specific laws governing who could be married, same-sex marriage and families were considered taboo well into the mid-1900s. Regarding laws concerning gender identity, the state does not keep specific records of it other than an entry in the medical journal at birth which cannot be changed under current law.