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Homosexual acts have always been illegal here. Legal marriage can only occur b/n a man & a woman, & no "civil partnerships" or any such extra-marital sexual relationships are recognized. Unmarried people are forbidden form adopting children.

Only two legal genders are recognized: male & female. People are assigned "male" or "female" based on their primary sex characteristics, or "N/A" if they are intersex. These cannot be legally changed unless one can prove the the doctor was somehow mistaken (as of yet, no one has been able to do so). "Sex change" operations are illegal & do not change one's legal gender.

Anyone affiliated or even remotely supporting anything LGBT has ALL rights stripped away from them and is forced to battle to,the death in our coliseums

Same-sex sexual activity	Recognition of same-sex unions	Same-sex marriage	Adoption by same-sex couples	LGB allowed to serve openly in military?	Anti-discrimination laws concerning sexual orientation	Laws concerning gender identity /expression
Legal since 1937	Legal since 1973	Legal since 1984	Step-child adoption since 1999. Joint adoption since 2016.	+/-Since 1972; "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Policy"	Bans anti-gay discrimination; Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty applies to homosexuals and bisexuals	Legal gender recognition is legal if accompanied by a medical intervention; equal employment opportunity law bars discrimination based on gender identity;

- From Factbook

Relationships:legal since 1870, unenforced laws before then
Military service: legal since 1930(no one asked when WW1 affected other nations though) ,however gay men are not drafted due to potential millitary homophobia.
Marriage:legal for men since 1960, always legal for women with first marriage in 1900.
Transgender:accepted based on sharia since founding. Operations in government hospitals.
Adoption:legal since 1940.
Anti-discrimination laws:yes

Homosexuality and transsexuality are both crimes in Transwell, punishable by five years imprisonment. Homosexuals and transgender individuals may be forced to undergo various medical "cures" while imprisoned, including shock therapy and "sexual re-education."

Pretty bad. Akara, like most African countries, has banned homosexuality. If an Alarm citizen is caught committing homosexual acts or promoting homosexuality they can be fined or even jailed. While the police don't go house to house checking for gays, homosexual PDA is an easy way to get arrested.Prominent gay rights activists have it much worse, and are often tracked and monitored by the secret police, with one activist supposedly being killed in 2008. However, lesser known activists are often able to get away with their activism if their in large protests, although for the few that have happened, many protesters were still beaten and arrested by the police. Although the current Emperor has taken a note liberal approach to homosexuality, decreeing that they no longer has to register as sex offenders, he's stated that there is little to no possibility of it being legalized under his rule.

Gays and Transvestites are considered mentally ill and treated as such.

In Fatatatutti, rights have nothing to do with sexual orientation, gender, religion, height, hair colour, etc. Everybody has the same rights, period.

Technically, homosexuality was legalized upon the advent of the 1992 Constitution. Congress has been making moves to amend the constitution and outlaw this.

In The Democratic Republic of Concella gay people, bisexual people, transgender people and other people identifying as another sexuality other than heterosexual are considered as normal as people that do.

Homosexuality is completely forbidden in Arstotzka. Offenders face the death penalty or life in Corrective Labor camps.
However, transgenderism is accepted, albeit transgender people are frowned upon.

(For context, in Aldina's alternate timeline it's still 1925.)

Homosexuality has been decriminalized in Aldina since the 1814 penal code reforms. Same-sex marriages are still not recognized, but then the Aldish government barely recognizes the concept of marriage anyway.

Gender dysphoria is considered a serious medical disorder under the Aldish public health system. Sex reassignment surgery is available at no charge (with a psychiatrist's recommendation) in any state hospital, if desired. Having one's legal gender changed is a bit of a bureaucratic fuss (and if there's one thing the Empire does really well, it's bureaucratic fusses), but is not overly different from any other clerical/administrative process.

Lancov prides itself on being a homosexual-friendly nation. LGBT+ persons are totally protected from discrimination by both statute and the Constitution.

Homosexuality and gay marriage have always been legal in New Emeline, and are culturally considered normal. Gender reassignment surgery is also legal and socially accepted. LGBT individuals are not discriminated against in any way by the law, and individual discrimination is uncommon.

We have no explicit laws on LGBT matters, as we believe it's best for the communities to decide how to deal with them. Under our constitution, citizens are free to do as they please on their own private property, so long as they don't harm another person or their property. Social attitudes float in between tolerance and acceptance.

In communities controlled by The Silver Wolves, it is generally discouraged to express or display such proclivities in public, with respect to one's personal business (ie. two guys/girls on a date in the town are just seen as "friends hanging out" until they do/say something that suggests otherwise). Under the free association laws of our constitution, those appearing as same-sex couples are more likely to be denied entry/residence into these communities (most gay people here just claim property as a single person and just sneak around at night, if they don't just move somewhere else). The general consensus is "as long as they work hard and advance our people, they can do whatever in their own home and we won't ask questions".

In communities operating under The Liberty Guard, attitudes are much more relaxed and friendly. Same-sex couples are allowed to claim property together, and in such cases, partners openly refer to each other as their husband/wife. PDA is not seen as any more of an issue than if it were a straight couple. While there is no outright "celebration" of the gay population or how they are treated here, they are seen as neighbors and members of the community to be treated with the same respect as any other.

The "T" in LGBT is a separate, and more touchy issue, with nearly all transgender individuals keeping to the larger cities due to cultural norms and free association.

There are no official LGBT rights in Limmonia, because the people have never asked for them (which is convenient because we wouldn't recognize them anyway).

In LiberNovusAmericae same-sex marriages and adoptions are legal, and anti-discrimination laws exist in the public sector, however, there are few anti-discrimination laws for the private sector. Discrimination is relatively low.

A person's sexuality is outside of the jurisdiction of Monarchic law.

Same-sex relationships & sexual activity between two consenting adults have been legal since the adoption of the 1991 Constitution, however, prosecutions for such were rare after the 1960s, with an estimated 15-20 total prosecutions in the period between 1968 and 1988.

The Federal Government has recognised same-sex domestic partnerships since 2011, however, registered civil unions and marriages have not been recognised in any part of the country to date. Two state-level court contests for the allowance of gay marriage have occurred, in 2012 and 2017, both subsequently failing.

No explicit laws banning homosexual service in the military have ever existed. Since 2011, LGBT people have been protected under some hate crime laws, and this was extended to all hate crime laws in 2017. Gender reassignment was legalised and transgender people recognised by the government in 2016. As of now, same-sex couples may not adopt children, however, a change to this law has been proposed.

While significant progress on LGBT rights has been made in recent years, the overall attitude towards homosexuality and transgenderism in New Ex Patrian society remains negative, with a survey asking whether Ex Patrians thought homosexuality was immoral, 55% answered yes, 29% answered no, and 16% held no opinion.

Since marriage control has been abolished and the idea of free marriage was laid out in the Articles of Advancement, the LGBT community can freely marry whomever they want since our establishment in 2000. Homosexuals and bisexuals are seen as humans, and so are transgender people. However, transgenderism is still classified by the Court of Scientists as a mental disorder (Gender dysphoria) and researchers are looking into new ways to treat it.

We have no concerning homosexuality because gay and lesbian relationships have always been somewhat ingrained in the culture of the people here. Cerinaea is a small kingdom; our main inhabitants follow an occult-esque religion and consider themselves fiercely indepedent, so foreign attitudes generally don't apply to us.