Kitacho Pro-LGBT Tourism Index (CLOSED)

by **Arkiasis** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 9:50 am

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Arkiasis Census Bureau
Name of nation: Arkiasis
Form of government: Federal Parliamentary Constitutional Republic
Population: 96,500,000
Tech level of nation: MT
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Very prevelant.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Yes
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? All discrimination and hate speech is illegal.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Legal (marriage)
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Legal since 2005

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes, since 2005
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? Same conditions as heterosexual couples
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Some do, not all though.

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 16
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 16
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality?
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion?
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities?

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? No, though they can request an exemption.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? If they knowingly engaged in sexual contact, yes. If not, no.

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go?
d) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera?
c) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Yes, pretty much all cities have a yearly pride parade. Even small towns.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? Less than 10%.
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Not given a thought.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? No
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No, they're heavily condemned.

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? No
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No, theyre heavily condemned.

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No, theyre heavily condemned,

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: No such statistics exist. But all cities have gay clubs and bars and otger safe gathering areas. So probably around 20k or so.
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have:

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **New Educandi** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 9:54 am

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Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: New Educandite Imperial Travel Agency
Name of nation: New Educandi
Form of government: constitutional monarchy
Population: 4.8 billion (at the time of the form filling process)
Tech level of nation: modern tech
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Tourism is the biggest industry, making up the brunt of the Educandite economy.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Affirmative
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Affirmative
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? they state that no organization may discriminate against LGBTQ people, and that crimes bassed off sexuality (i.e. Beating, murder) are punishable via prison sentence. The rape of a transgender person is punishable by prison, and repeated rape of said persons is punishable by death.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Affirmative

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: legal
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: legal

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Affirmative
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? any history of child abuse is liable to have applicants denied adoption rights (the Kaiser says, hat in his experience, gay and lesbian couples are less likely to abuse children)
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Affirmative

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? we market towards anyone, LGBTQ people included.

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 16
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 16
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? Affirmative

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? Negative
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? N/A
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? N/A
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? N/A

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Affirmative
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Affirmative
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? N/A

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? Negative
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? Negative
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? Negative
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera?
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? Negative
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Affirmative

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? according to studies, about 4-5% of the population
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Welcome

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? Affirmative
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? Negative

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Affirmative
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? Negative

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? Negative
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? Negative

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: 10,045
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have:

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Awesomeland** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 10:05 am

Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Awesomeland Ministry of Information
Name of nation: Awesomeland
Form of government: Dictatorship
Population: Not precisely known, although there are currently around 7 billion registered taxpaying entities.
Tech level of nation: MT
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? We can't imagine it is terribly common, given that we are a frozen wasteland where venturing onto the surface quickly results in death, but people will visit anything, and so a small tourism industry nonetheless exists.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? No.
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? No.
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: The government is not involved in private contracts.
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: The government is not involved in private contracts.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes.
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? Same standard adoption fee as anyone else.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes.

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? We have not seen any advertising specifically aimed at those ends.

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 18.
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 18.
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No.

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No.
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? N/A
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? N/A
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? N/A

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes.
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? N/A

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No.
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No.
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No.
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? N/A
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No.
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? No. Parades in general are not common. The most commonly known parade is the annual ninja parade, which nobody has ever seen.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? There is a small, loud minority, that everyone else ignores. Of course, this is true of just about anything.
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Most people regard the matter with indifference.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? No.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No.

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? There are no recorded cases of people being murdered specifically for this reason. There is no statistically significant difference from the murder rate of the general population.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? Nope, people being murdered isn't really considered major news here unless you're noteworthy in some way.

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No, people are only executed for crimes, and this is not a crime.
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media?

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: < 50. Gathering places in general are not common in our society: People prefer to gather clandestinely, outside of regular gathering places. This is not because it's illegal or anything, it's just the way our people are. This is probably higher than the number of gathering places in the general population.
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: No.

by **Insaeldor** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 10:16 am

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Royal Adventure Travel Agency
Name of nation: Kingdom of Insaeldor
Form of government: Semi-Absolute monarchy
Population: 12.2 million
Tech level of nation: MT
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? We have a moderately well off tourist industry focused mainly on natural wonders and cultural sights.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Yes
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? pretty much you can say what you want until it goes into the realms of Violence, Employment, physical and emotional wellbeing, and depending on the case general harassment.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Legal
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Pending legislative and Court approval. Typically viewed with ambivalence however.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? none that are specific. Must meet all general requirements however.,
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? No not exclusively (at least for the large ones) however their are a few small niche companies which can fulfill this role.

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 17
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 17
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? Yes

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? Yes, however has no political power or authority.
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? Yes however LGBT subject matter is of little concern to the Reformed Church of Insaeldor.
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? Yes although opinion on things like LGBT issues aren't normal in line with the church.
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? not at all. The church is the state religion for traditional and historic reasons.

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? yes but also depends on the policy of the state they wish to visit
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? Nope, unless they knowingly contract the disease they may do what they wish freely.

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? nope
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? nope
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? See anti-discrimination laws to see response.,
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? yes

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? no
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? no
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? yes

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? no
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? not to horribly offten, just a few big ones in the summer.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? 26%~42% depending on the polling and area.
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? nether, it's general something people don't concern themselves with.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? yes
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? no

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? yes
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? no

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? not since 1892 when Wíldhilm Öævsín was hung under Sodomy charges.
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? no

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: 32
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: N/A

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Davao and Mati** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 11:08 am

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: The Equality Office
Name of nation:Davao and Mati
Form of government: Democratic-elective diarchy
Population:4.59 billion
Tech level of nation:Semi-MT
How prevalent is tourism in your nation?:Very much

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities?:Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities?:Yes
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go?:Very strict and simple
d) Do such laws apply to tourists?:Yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country:Legal
2. Status of gay marriage in your country:Legal

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children?:Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt?:No,because it will add a lot of bureaucracy
c) Do such laws apply to tourists?:Yes

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts?:Yes

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples:16
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples:16
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists?:Nope

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country?:Nope
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality?:N/A
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion?:N/A
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities?:N/A

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders?:No
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders?:No
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law?:No

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole?:No
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically?:No
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? :No
d) Do such laws apply to tourists?:No

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law?:No
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera?:No
c) Do such laws apply to tourists?:No

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country?:No
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country?:No

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? :None
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general?:Welcomed

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals?:No
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media?:No

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals?:No,since 1954
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media?:No

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? :No
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media?:No

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: There are no gathering places here as most of the citizens and establishments in Davao and Mati are very tolerant
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have:

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **-Srpska** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 11:18 am

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: The Ministry of Tourism
Name of nation: The Republic of -Srpska
Form of government: Parliametary democracy
Population: 6,550,000
Tech level of nation: Modern
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Quite prevalent

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Yes
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? Very extensive
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Non existent
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Legal

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? No
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Not extensively

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 16
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 16
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? N/A
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? N/A
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? N/A

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law?N/A

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? N/A
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Yes

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? 6%
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Generally welcomed

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? No
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Yes (often this is coincidental)
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No/NA
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? N/A

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: Unknown
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: Nope

by **Olwe** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 11:28 am

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Countess Ann Blenn, Olwean Minister of Culture
Name of nation: The Magocratic Empire of Olwe
Form of government: Absolute monarchy
Population: 11 billion
Tech level of nation: FT/FanT
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Extremely, especially on the planets of Yavanna and New Olwe where the tropical climates encourage it.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes.
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Not really, but there are certain unwritten rules protecting them.
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? The first-offense punishment for discrimination is exile... it's called the You Don't Want Us, We Don't Want You Act.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes, although that would be deportation rather than exile.

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Allowed, but unpopular among the LGBT community since they have marriage equality.
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Completely legal.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes.
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? They have to be deemed fit parents (no mental illness, ability to financially support children, lack of serious criminal record, etc.) just like anyone else, but Seekers of Truth -- who have the authority to summarily behead biased judges -- make the process extremely fair.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes. Foreigners are allowed to adopt Olwean orphans, but no just any random person can do it... the same background-check process applies.

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Yes.

Equal Age of Consent

Note on age of consent in Olwe: We don't have one. If you've hit puberty, you're an adult... that's true for everyone regardless of sexuality.

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No.
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality?
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion?
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities?

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? We cure them first, but sure.
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? People come here to get cured all the time.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishable by anything more than deportation under the law? If you count removal of your disease as punishment, then sure, we punish them. We don't deport them, though.

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No.
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No.
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go?
d) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No.
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera?
c) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No.
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Not really... the LGBT community doesn't feel like it has much to prove here, since we give them equality and protection under the law. Olweans of an LGBT persuasion will go to other countries and organize or march in pride parades, though.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? Not quite 2%.
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Honestly, most of us are ambivalent... sex is sex, we're on board with anything that's consensual and doesn't involve prepubescent individuals.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? No.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? When they occur in other countries, the perpetrators are demonized by the local media.

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Yes, but most of the time the police find that the motive was not based on the victim's sexuality... it's often a crime of passion by another LGBT individual, or a robbery gone wrong, or something of that nature.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No.

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No.
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No.

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: In the entire Empire? Probably 5,000.
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: Does it count in our favor that our military intervenes on behalf of oppressed LGBT people abroad? That happens a lot.

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Lom Noro** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 1:57 pm

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Government of Lom Noro with monitoring by various LGBT groups and Political Watchdogs
Name of nation: Lom Noro
Form of government: Parliamentary Democracy
Population: 7,889,314
Tech level of nation: MT 2015
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? #2 Industry so extremely prevalent

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? yes
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? Employment, housing, government assistance, medical care, and academics
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: At a national levels same-sex couples can have a domestic partnership that is not equal to marriage, It is left to the States to decide as they have always been the only governments that issue marriage licenses.
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: 1 State grants it in every County, another 4 grant it in some Counties. The other 7 and 2 national territories either ban it constitutionally or have not legalized it yet. Foreign Marriages are recognized everywhere.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? No
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? We have knowledge of two, there may be more.

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: Spermarche for males, 16 for females
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 18
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? N/A
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? N/A
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? N/A

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? N/A

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? N/A
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? No

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? By a recent poll 37% do not believe in gay rights but only 17% of the population believes there should be no tolerance of homosexuality
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Welcomed

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? Yes
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? No
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? N/A

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? N/A

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: 4
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: N/A

by **Anollasia** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 2:02 pm

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Anollasian Tourism Organization
Name of nation: Anollasia
Form of government: Social democratic republic
Population: RP: 76 million, population according to NS on nation page
Tech level of nation: MT
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? It's our largest industry.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Yes
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? People aren't allowed to offend large groups of people, those who do get warnings until they are fined.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Legal, but extremely rare.
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Same-sex marriage is legal.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? They need to be inspected once every month to prevent child abuse and such.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Tourists must become citizens to adopt.

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Other than our pride parades, no.

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 18
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 18
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? N/A
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? N/A
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? N/A

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes, unless they require emergency treatment.
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Usually, no.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? No, unless they commit other crimes.

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No, unless you are younger than the age of consent, or if it's in public.
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? Prison/rehabilitation. The amount of time depends on the conditions.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Major cities have an annual pride parade. The largest and most popular is the Jefferton Pride Parade.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? According to a survey, 27%.
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? They're neither welcomed, nor shunned. Most people don't support homosexuality, but they support equal rights for homosexuals. A lot of people just couldn't care less. Though you may get some looks if you display public signs of affection to a person of the opposite sex.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? Yes, but the people involved have been given sentences.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? No
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No, execution is illegal.
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: N/A
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: N/A

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Salemland** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 2:21 pm

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Prince Emmanuel
Name of nation: The Principality of Salemland
Form of government: Principality
Population: Above 2 billions
Tech level of nation: Tier 5 (postmodern)
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Very prevalent

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? No
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? Racial discrimination may lead to detention for up to 2 years, depending on the Jewishness of the victim (the maximum is 1 year for a non-Jewish victim). Gathering of extreme political groups (non matter the kind of discrimination involved) falls under anti-conspiracy laws.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Salemland does not recognize any form of civil union apart from marriage, adoption, and blood brotherhood/sisterhood.
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Marriage between males was legalized a week after the country's foundation. Marriage between females was always legal.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? The same as for heterosexual couples.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Tourists are not allowed to adopt citizens unless they obtain their nationality first. Conversely, if a Salemlandian becomes the legal tutor of a child, that child is given nationality, even if not a resident. Salemland's restrictions on adoption only apply within the country's borders (a Salemlandian could adopt a child in another country and ignore the legal restrictions of his own).

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Not specifically

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 12
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 12, in the absence of other law
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No, but tourists that come in Salemland with the intent to sleep with a teenager less than 16 years old may face legal repercussions.

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? Yes
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? Only factually
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? Yes
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? Positively

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? No, foreigners are not allowed to bring new diseases to Salemland, but there are legal ways around this.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? They have to pay a fine (at minimum), and if they infect someone else, they will have to pay for that, too (that additional cost is greater if the infected person is a citizen). This does not preclude deportation.

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? Not applicable
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? If we had these laws, they would. But we don't.

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? Not unless it breaks the law for some other reason.
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? No
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? We don't have such law

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? Depends on the parade. We go on a case-by-case basis. If we have reasons to believe the pride parade is a gathering of people with extreme views, we will ban it, but walking around the streets holding rainbow flags is legal. Conversely, heterosexual pride parades are also legal.
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? About as common as heterosexual pride parades. We try to make people proud of themselves no matter who they are.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? 30 to 35%
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Depends on the activity

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? Not that I was made aware of.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Yes, but it had nothing to do with their status as part of that minority. A gay man was killed by a burglar in a store, but I think it was two years ago.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? We do not glorify murder in any form.

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? Yes, but nobody takes these medias seriously.

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: Unknown.
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: N/A

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Southern Canton and Hong Kong** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 2:30 pm

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: The National Cantonese LGBT Organization
Name of nation: The Federation of Southern Canton and Hong Kong
Form of government: Parliamentary Democracy
Population: 110 Million (Based on the population of Hong Kong and the Guangzhou Province of China)
Tech level of nation: Modern
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Tourism is very prevalent.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes, and is fiercely protected by the government.
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Yes.
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? Discrimination of any minority will result in a large fine of 6000 Qian (3,000 US Dollars).
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes.

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Legal, but uncommon.
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Legal, somewhat common.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes.
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? The same as heterosexuals apply.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Only citizens are allowed to adopt.

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Sometimes, but there isn't really a point since all tourists, LGBT or not, are treated the same.

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 18
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 18
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No.

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No, but Confucianism and Buddhism are regarded as the most common.
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? No.
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? -
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? -

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes, but are not advised to partake legal Prostitution.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? -

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No.
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No.
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? -
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? -

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No.
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? Not punished.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? -

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No.
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Somewhat common, but most people of LGBT sexuality don't want to waste their time with it since the sexuality is accepted in the country.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? 3%, mostly far-right wingers in the rural areas of the country.
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? They are welcomed.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? No.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No.

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Yes, but they were not murdered because of their sexuality.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No.

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No.
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No.

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists:
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have:

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Costa Fierro** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 3:02 pm

by **Meinkraft** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 3:02 pm

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: KPMG
Name of nation: The Allied Nations
Form of government: "Democratic" Republic
Population: 400 million (an approximate value)
Tech level of nation: Modern
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? One of the leading native industries, second only to oil.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes, of course.
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Yes.
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? Not to much of an extent, (i.e. free speech against them is still allowed) but you cannot refuse service from a person based on this.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Of course.

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Go ahead, but not necessary, see below.
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Completely legal.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? None outside of the normal requirements.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Foreigners may not adopt children.

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Not explicitly, no. They tend to include them within the general population.

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 12
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 12
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No.

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No.
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality?
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion?
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities?

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes.
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes, but sexual contact is prohibited.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law?

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No.
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No.
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go?
d) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No.
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera?
c) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No.
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? No, it tends to rest on a couple of days a year.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? About 20% and dropping rapidly with the new generation.
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Welcomed.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? Yes, but these are not in tourist areas. It's always local on local violence.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? Certainly not!

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Periodically. Murders in and of themselves do not happen too often anyway.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No.

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No.
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No.

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: ~100
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have:

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Nocturnalis** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 3:22 pm

by **Eddoren** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 3:50 pm

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Republic Ministry of Tourism
Name of nation: Guild Republic of Eddoren
Form of government: Guild Oligarchy
Population: 784 Million (RP)
Tech level of nation: Modern Tech
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? One of our Major industries

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Yes
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? Outlaw Discrimination Across the Board
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes (they will receive warnings first but if they persist they will be expelled)

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Allowed
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Allowed

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? Not that are specific to LGBT, to Couples wishing to adopt however yes.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Tourists cannot adopt

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Yes

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 17
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 17
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? Yes (but not mandatory)
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? Absolutely Not
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? Yes
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? Yes (actually the Religion pushed for reform on LGBT Topics)

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes (special issued passports)
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes (require it be known)
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishable by anything more than deportation under the law? Yes (prison)

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalized under the law? No
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? N/A
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Once a Year

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? Less than 7%
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Welcomed

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? No
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No (that would be against the law actually)

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Yes (but they were not targeted for their Sexuality)
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No (again illegal under the law to glorify this kind of thing)

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: 2
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: None

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Guadalupador** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 3:54 pm

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Voyago Guadalupador (A Large Guadalupadorian Travel Agency)
Name of nation: Federal Union of Guadalupador
Form of government: Presidential Republic
Population: ~217,350,000 (2015)
Tech level of nation: Modern Tech
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? It's slowly coming back to pre-Civil War levels, as being one of the largest private industries in the country.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Yes
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? These laws don't really go too extensively into the Dorian penal code, since Guadalupadorian culture has traditionally been very tolerant of minorities and LGBT individuals since ancient times.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Legal
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Legal

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? The same as heterosexual couples.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Absolutely

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 17 (Varies by Province)
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 17 (Varies by Province)
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality?
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion?
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities?

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? No

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go?
d) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera?
c) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Yes, quite common.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? Very few, around 0.8% of the Dorian Adult population.
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? No

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? No
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? No
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: 2,500
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have:

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Rejistania** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 4:25 pm

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Hyjil Lte-Hse, representing the rejistanian human rights organization ALKAT.
Name of nation: Rejistania
Form of government: Decentralized/federalized, desynchronized, representative democracy
Population: as per NS page
Tech level of nation: modern, with some anachronisms
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Most tourism is domestic, foreigners mostly visit the tani for matches.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? yes, however, keep in mind that anti-discrimination to rejistanis means something else than for westerners. It mostly has to do with ethnic and linguistic discrimination, as well as discrimination based on skin color.
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? While not per se, being in a gay partnership is seen as part of the private life which for example means that employment discrimination is forbidden.
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? It very much depends on the nanti and rekijo how extensive these laws are. But in all nantis and rekijos the Rejistanian constitution is valid granting protection of the "way of life"
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Civil unions ean something very different in Rejistania than abroad: a civil union is a secular marriage which has not been sanctioned by the parents of the couple. They are legal. The difference between a marriage and a civil union is mostly related to matters of filial piety and inheritence.
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Legal if you get permission of both families.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? Rejistania has rather lax adoption laws due to high numbers of orphans and high rates of poverty
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? To be quite honest: Many agencies play the stalling game with tourists and as such tourists generally have better chances solving this issue efficiently

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourists? no. Rejistanis are not really bigots but a vast majority are prudes.

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 14
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 14
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? no

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? no
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? n/a
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? n/a
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? n/a
However, the country is majoritily inikresaist. And while there are many denominations of inikresaism, acceptance of homosexuality correlates most with how urban they are.

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? There are no tests for diseases except in the case of a known epidemic. There are no restrictions on the freedom of movement of citizens.
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? There are no tests for diseases except in the case of a known epidemic.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? Having sex with someone while knowingly HIV positive is rated as an assault

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? Rejistania is good in passing laws that while they seem not to discriminate against a specific ethnicity make life much harder for them. Examples are that are mandatory English language tests in areas where the language Kireshi is spoken, or public decency laws in areas where local superstition of one ethnic group demands to bathe in their holy river naked.
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? Most areas of Rejistania very much frown upon PDA, but these laws are universally enacted. Most discrimination gays face is not institutionalized but unoffocial. One law which can be seen as discriminatory against gays is the difference between civil unions and marriage which means that without parental acceptance of the marriage, the gay couple is cut off from inheritence unless explicitely stated in the will of the families. This difference can cut off homosexual and interracial couples from both families.
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? Mostly relate to inheritence and in some cases, PDA.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? yes.

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? no
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera?
c) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? no
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? pride parades are very different in Rejistania than in other parts of the world, because in bigger cities, the religious holiday "Day of the Kajimni" has been co-opted as a gay holiday, as such, many gay couples dress up as Lalanji and Kajimni and hold processions which combine inikresaist symbols, prayers to local deities of love and gay pride.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? This is a bit difficult to say, depending on the question
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Rejistania is a country where PDA is generally shunned. You don't kiss your gay husband in public, but you woudn't kiss a heterosexual partner either.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? no
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media?

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? There have been but for other reasons, being a member of a criminal organisation or being in a blood feud for example
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media?

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? no, death penalty is illegal in Rejistania
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media?

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists:
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have:

by **Nuwe Suid Afrika** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 4:39 pm

by **Sungai Pusat** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 6:15 pm

Saint-Sebastian wrote:
Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Que Mountain, Councillor for Foreign Affairs and Trade
Name of nation: The Homotopia of Saint-Sebastian
Form of government: parliamentary republic
Population: 5.4 million
Tech level of nation: modern
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? It is one of our largest industries

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Yes
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? Only gay men can hold citizenship in Saint-Sebastian
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Legal
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Legal and majority

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? Yes, background checks on capacity to care and raise a child
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Tourists cannot adopt children from Saint-Sebastian

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Yes, exclusively

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: Yes
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: Yes
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? N/A
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? N/A
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? N/A

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? No

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? Women cannot claim citizenship.
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No.
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? Rarely any need to enforce the law as those who want to live in an all gay society is generally self selecting. There are some issues surrounding the rights and relationships of trans-men and gender queer people in society.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? No.

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? No
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? No

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? no
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Yes

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? >0%
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? They are the only type of activities occurring.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? Some informal reports of harassment or hostility towards trans and genderqueer individuals, largely linked to behaviour by tourists.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No.

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Yes
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: N/A all gathering plays are gay.
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: Many of these questions don't take into account a gay-majority state so may misrepresent the true condition of the country's tourism potential.

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE OF THE KITACHO INSTITUTE

To: Que Mountain
From: Kitacho Honsa

Thank you for taking the questionnaire. Your answers have been computed and we have your results.

Your nation's final assessment on the LTI is Fabulous, at 11 points.

Breakdown of scoring
Tourism hotspot: 1
Anti-discrimination legislation: 3
Marriage/Partnership: 2
Adoption Status: 1
LGBT Marketing: 1
Equal Age of Consent: 1
Religious inflluence: 0
HIV-travel restrictions: 0
Anti-gay laws: 0
Homosexuality illegal: 0
Pride banned: 2
Locals hostile: 0
Persecution: 0
Murders: 0
Death sentences: 0

Referring to your non-question about the lack of consideration for a majority-gay state, from our databse concerning human history, alongside potential nations that could form in our timeline's future, we deduced that the most LGBT filled nation would have been ours, by a large margin, hence the lack of questions surrounding states that have a majority/all of the population be gay.

Any queries regarding the scoring may be addressed to the Kitacho Institute via intergalactic telegram.

by **Davinhia** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 6:20 pm

by **Sungai Pusat** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 6:26 pm

Brellach wrote:

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HER COURT OF BRELLACH

Brightest blessings;

In the course of my duties I received a questionnaire from your organisation, with instructions to complete and return it. In the interests of fostering greater friendship between the Holy Queendom and Those of Other Places, I did so. I regret that I may not have grasped the meanings of some of the questions therein, and am willing to clarify if you must do so, but hopefully I have provided you with the information you seek.

You will find such enclosed with this letter.

Most humbly,

Rena Vaska
Devout Advisor of Her Court
With Responsibility for Speaking with Those of Other Places,
Holy Queendom of Brellach

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Rena Vaska, Devout Advisor of Her Court, With Responsibility for Speaking with Those of Other Places / Her Court of Brellach
Name of nation: The Holy Queendom of Brellach
Form of government: Absolute Monarchy
Population: 22 million (~)
Tech level of nation: Modern
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Uncommon

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? The Magnificent and Beautiful, Wise and Powerful, Perfect and Almighty, Avatar of the Divine Glory, Queen Lyta of Brellach, Her horses swift and Her blade true, makes no mention of minorities of any kind in Her Laws, for all are equally worthy of the Love of Her Divine Glory.
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? The Magnificent and Beautiful, Wise and Powerful, Perfect and Almighty, Avatar of the Divine Glory, Queen Lyta of Brellach, Her horses swift and Her blade true, makes no mention of minorities of any kind in Her Laws, for all are equally worthy of the Love of Her Divine Glory.
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? None of Her Laws apply specifically to tourists.

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: N/A
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: The Priesthood of Her Divine Glory allows for all unities; whether that be He Who Would Be Hers, He Who Would Be His, or She Who Would Be Hers. Love transcends anatomy; so says Her Divine Glory!

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? We seek to provide The Parentless with loving families, should they have none. The sexual orientation of those families is not even asked, for it is not relevant to that objective.
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? If we do not ask for their sexual orientation, we can hardly base any conditions on that orientation - we do not know what it is!
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? We prefer not to send The Parentless away to foreign lands, for even without parents they are still Her Favoured Children of Her Favoured Lands. But each case would be judged on its merits. We have never heard of tourists trying to adopt Brellachi children before, so we do not know how such would work.

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Why would they do such a thing? Are people of one proclivity preferable to another?

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 15
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 15
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No. Why would it be so?

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? Yes; the Church of Her Divine Glory.
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? No.
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? To our knowledge, yes.
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? Her Divine Glory teaches us that love is transcendental, and cannot be legislated.

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes.
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law?How can one afflicted with an ailment be called an 'offender'? They are to be supported, not punished.

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No (refer to my earlier answers, if you please).
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No (refer to my earlier answers, if you please).
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? N/A

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No.
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? They are not 'offenders'.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? There are no such laws.

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? If they wished to have a parade, they could do so, though I have not heard of such a thing before.
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? I have not heard of them before filling out this form. That does not mean they do not exist, I suppose.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? Why would people believe such a thing?
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? They are welcomed as is any other form of love.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? Not that I have heard of.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? What a horrific question! If such a thing were to transpire in Her Favoured Land, I should hope that news dispensers would treat it as the crime that it would be.

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Murder is not common in the Holy Queendom, though it does lamentably happen from time to time. While I am sure some of the victims of the past have been of that group, I have not read anything which would suggest that the sexual orientation of the victims was the motivation behind those crimes.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No!

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? Capital punishment is, and has always been, forbidden by the Divine Queens of Brellach, including The Magnificent and Beautiful, Wise and Powerful, Perfect and Almighty, Avatar of the Divine Glory, Queen Lyta of Brellach, Her horses swift and Her blade true, and by Her Divine Glory as well for that matter.
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? N/A

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: What is a 'gay gathering place'? We do not segregate our people. They go where they will, and speak with whom they see fit. Such is the way of things.
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: I do not understand many of the questions, nor why they are necessary. Perhaps this speaks more of the nature of Other Places than it does my grasp of your language or Brellach itself? I am available at this address for clarification, if there are misunderstandings on my part.

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE OF THE KITACHO INSTITUTE

To: Rena Vaska
From: Kitacho Honsa

Thank you for taking the questionnaire. Your answers have been computed and we have your results.

Your nation's final assessment on the LTI is Friendly, at 7 points.

Breakdown of scoring
Anti-discrimination legislation: 0
Marriage/Partnership: 2
Adoption Status: 1
LGBT Marketing: 1
Equal Age of Consent: 1
Religious inflluence: 0
HIV-travel restrictions: 0
Anti-gay laws: 0
Homosexuality illegal: 0
Pride banned: 1
Locals hostile: 0
Persecution: 0
Murders: 0
Death sentences: 0

The confusion with the language of the questions is, in part, due to the past events in humanity's history, which have included a lack of tolerance towards those who were LGBTs. Part of the confusion also arises from the perceived lack of boundaries between people who have some form of physical differences one way or another, as Lyta seems to hold.

Any queries regarding the scoring may be addressed to the Kitacho Institute via intergalactic telegram.

OOC: Another part of why the language is such is because the OP is an ignorant twat.

by **Sungai Pusat** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 6:38 pm

OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE OF THE KITACHO INSTITUTE

To: Everybody involved
From: Kitacho Institute

We at the Kitacho Institute thank you for your participation in the questionnaire. However, due to the high influx of participants in certain time periods, to ensure that any and all issues are ironed out first, all queries other than that for the scoring that are posed in the questionnaire will be attended to first before any others.

We thank you all for your patience and hope that you will understand the need for this change in policy.

by **Sungai Pusat** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 6:39 pm

Olwe wrote:
Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Countess Ann Blenn, Olwean Minister of Culture
Name of nation: The Magocratic Empire of Olwe
Form of government: Absolute monarchy
Population: 11 billion
Tech level of nation: FT/FanT
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Extremely, especially on the planets of Yavanna and New Olwe where the tropical climates encourage it.

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes.
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? Not really, but there are certain unwritten rules protecting them.
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? The first-offense punishment for discrimination is exile... it's called the You Don't Want Us, We Don't Want You Act.
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes, although that would be deportation rather than exile.

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Allowed, but unpopular among the LGBT community since they have marriage equality.
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Completely legal.

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes.
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? They have to be deemed fit parents (no mental illness, ability to financially support children, lack of serious criminal record, etc.) just like anyone else, but Seekers of Truth -- who have the authority to summarily behead biased judges -- make the process extremely fair.
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes. Foreigners are allowed to adopt Olwean orphans, but no just any random person can do it... the same background-check process applies.

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? Yes.

Equal Age of Consent

Note on age of consent in Olwe: We don't have one. If you've hit puberty, you're an adult... that's true for everyone regardless of sexuality.

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No.
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality?
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion?
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities?

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? We cure them first, but sure.
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? People come here to get cured all the time.
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishable by anything more than deportation under the law? If you count removal of your disease as punishment, then sure, we punish them. We don't deport them, though.

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No.
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No.
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go?
d) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No.
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera?
c) Do such laws apply to tourists?

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No.
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Not really... the LGBT community doesn't feel like it has much to prove here, since we give them equality and protection under the law. Olweans of an LGBT persuasion will go to other countries and organize or march in pride parades, though.

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? Not quite 2%.
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? Honestly, most of us are ambivalent... sex is sex, we're on board with anything that's consensual and doesn't involve prepubescent individuals.

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? No.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? When they occur in other countries, the perpetrators are demonized by the local media.

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Yes, but most of the time the police find that the motive was not based on the victim's sexuality... it's often a crime of passion by another LGBT individual, or a robbery gone wrong, or something of that nature.
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No.

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No.
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No.

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: In the entire Empire? Probably 5,000.
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: Does it count in our favor that our military intervenes on behalf of oppressed LGBT people abroad? That happens a lot.

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE OF THE KITACHO INSTITUTE

To: Ann Blenn
From: Kitacho Honsa

Thank you for taking the questionnaire. Your answers have been computed and we have your results.

Your nation's final assessment on the LTI is Fabulous, at 12 points.

Breakdown of scoring
Tourism hotspot: 1
Anti-discrimination legislation: 4
Marriage/Partnership: 2
Adoption Status: 2
LGBT Marketing: 1
Equal Age of Consent: 1
Religious inflluence: 0
HIV-travel restrictions: 0
Anti-gay laws: 0
Homosexuality illegal: 0
Pride banned: 1
Locals hostile: 0
Persecution: 0
Murders: 0
Death sentences: 0

Your military's service to the LGBT community is an admirable trait in the eyes of the people at our institution, but ultimately is just a sign of a country that is welcoming to tourists those who are LGBTs.

Any queries regarding the scoring may be addressed to the Kitacho Institute via intergalactic telegram.

by **Pavonistade** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 6:44 pm

Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: Bianka Lawrence, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Name of nation: Pavonistade
Form of government: Federal constitutional presidential parliamentary republic
Population: 86,392,407
Tech level of nation: MT
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Fairly prevalent

Anti-discrimination legislation
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? Yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? No, anti-discrimination laws apply for all minorities, not just the LGBTQ
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? Extensively to the point that discrimination should be deterred
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes, everyone is subject to the law

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: Legal
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: Legal

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? Yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? Technically yes; while they have to prove they are capable of parenting (like all couples who want to adopt), this is an unenforced law
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? Yes

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? No, they try and market equally, not just towards the LGBT

Equal Age of Consent
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: Varies by state; universal age is 18
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: Varies by state; universal age is 18
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? No

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? No
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? N/A, or no
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? N/A, or no
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? No

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? Yes
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? Yes
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? No, other than temporary incarceration

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? No
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? No
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? N/A
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? No

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? No
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? No
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? No

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? No
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? Yes (not too frequently)

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? Around 3%
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? LGBT-related activities are welcomed

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? Yes, and those convicted of so face hefty punishments
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? Yes, and those convicted would be subject to the rule of law
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? No

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? No
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? No

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: Undetermined, though at least 50
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: No

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

by **Sungai Pusat** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 6:55 pm

Lolomz wrote:
Official Information
Name of person/organisation taking questionnaire: SKYLC(Sky Lolomz Company) In Name Of Government Of Lolomz
Name of nation: Lolomz
Form of government: Half-Majoritarian Parliamentary Democracy
Population: 100 Milion
Tech level of nation: MT
How prevalent is tourism in your nation? Very Common

Anti-discrimination legislation We Don't Believe On affirmative action Because that the most liberal legalization government can do(there is informal law on anti-discrimination )
1a) Are there any anti-discrimination laws that apply for all minorities? yes
b) Are there any anti-discrimination laws applying specifically for LGBT minorities? above
c) How extensive do such anti-discrimination laws go? very simpleminded
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? yes

Marriage/Partnership
1. Status of civil unions in your country: legal
2. Status of gay marriage in your country: depend on the administrative zone

Adoption Status
1a) Are homosexual couples able to adopt children? yes
b) Are there any conditions for homosexual couples to adopt? no criminal offense, mental tests,good behavior ,must accept trial period of 2 months(same to heterosexuals and homosexuals)
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? yes ,but only the hetrosexuals

LGBT-Marketing
Does your country's travel companies market towards LGBT tourirsts? yes,but not as primary consumers

Equal Age of Consent yes
1. Age of consent for sex for heterosexual couples: 16
2. Age of consent for sex for homosexual couples: 16
3. Is the age of consent different for tourists? 21

Religious influence
1a) Is there a state religion in your country? no
b)(i) Does the state religion condemn acts of homosexuality? no
(ii) If so, does a majority of the population follow this religion? no
2. If so, does the state religion influence the government's decision on legislation regarding LGBT minorities? no

HIV-travel restrictions
1. Are citizens infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel beyond the country's borders? only with permit and for medical reasons
2. Are foreigners infected with HIV/AIDS allowed to travel into the country's borders? only with permit and medicines and sterilization masks
3. Are offenders who travel in or out of the country punishiable by anything more than deportation under the law? no

Anti-gay laws
1a) Are there laws that discriminate against minorities as a whole? no
b) Are there laws that discriminate LGBT minorities specifically? no
c) How extensive do such discriminatory laws go? no
d) Do such laws apply to tourists? no

Homosexuality illegal
1a) Is committing sexual activities with a person of the same sex criminalised under the law? no
b) Are offenders of the law punished by a jail term beyond 10 years, execution, torture, et cetera? no
c) Do such laws apply to tourists? yes

Pride banned
1a) Are LGBT pride parades illegal in your country? no
b) If not, are such pride parades common in your country? common but only on the large cities

Locals hostile
1. What is the percentage of the population that believes homosexuality should not be accepted by society? 3-7%
2. Are LGBT related activities welcomed or shunned by society in general? mixed feelings

Persecution
1a) Have there been reported acts of persecution committed against LGBT minorities by the locals? no
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? no

Murders
1a) Have there been reported murders of those who are part of LGBT minorities committed by the locals? no
b) Are such acts glorified by the local media? no

Death sentences
1a) Have there been reported executions targeted specifically at a person for committing activities related to the LGBT community/homosexual acts? no
b) Are such executions glorified by the local media? no

Miscellaneous*
Country's Estimated Number of Gay Gathering Places per 100,000 homosexual tourists: 300
Are there any questions regarding this questionnaire? If so, please tell us what questions you may have: no

*Optional, it doesn't matter in this index.

OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE OF THE KITACHO INSTITUTE

To: SKYLC
From: Kitacho Institute

Thank you for taking the questionnaire. Your answers have been computed and we have your results.

Your nation's final assessment on the LTI is Friendly, at 5 points.

Breakdown of scoring
Tourism hotspot: 1
Anti-discrimination legislation: 2
Marriage/Partnership: 1
Adoption Status: 0
LGBT Marketing: 1
Equal Age of Consent: 0
Religious inflluence: 0
HIV-travel restrictions: -1
Anti-gay laws: 0
Homosexuality illegal: 0
Pride banned: 2
Locals hostile: -1
Persecution: 0
Murders: 0
Death sentences: 0

Any queries regarding the scoring may be addressed to the Kitacho Institute via intergalactic telegram.

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