Venezuela LGBTQ rights: Milary service members n be sent to prison for beg gay. - The Washgton Post

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• IN VENEZUELA, A SOLDIER N BE SENT TO PRISON FOR BEG GAY. THE URTS ULD CHANGE THAT.
• STGGLG FOR GAY AND LBIAN RIGHTS VENEZUELA

IN VENEZUELA, A SOLDIER N BE SENT TO PRISON FOR BEG GAY. THE URTS ULD CHANGE THAT.

Gay Marriage⚭✖ Unregnized, same-sex marriage and civil unns bannedCensorship✔ No censorshipNon-bary genr regnn✖ Not legally regnizedDiscrimatn✖ Illegal some ntextsEmployment Discrimatn✖ Sexual orientatn onlyHog Discrimatn✔ Sexual orientatn and genr intyMilary✖ Lbians, gays, bisexuals permted, transgenr people bannedConversn Therapy✖ Not banned.

STGGLG FOR GAY AND LBIAN RIGHTS VENEZUELA

Current statSce Mar 16, 2023Lbians, gays, bisexuals permted, transgenr people banned The Supreme Court of Jtice annulled sectn 565 of the Milary Jtice Co, which prevly banned same-sex sexual activy armed forc. The prosecutor, who repeatedly quoted soldiers g rogatory words for gay men, emed his actns “dishonorable, ” “unseemly” and “unworthy” of the a after that arrt, and more than 10 years after the Uned Stat repealed s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, Venezuela ntu to prohib gay sex s ary, which is punishable by one to three years prison. “Their power reli on the absolute ntrol of weapons and the sourc of illegal and legal enomy the untry, ” said Rocío San Miguel, a ary analyst based gay former service members told The Washgton Post their fai prsured them to enlist as a form of nversn therapy.

Ultimately, he cid to leave — and to flee the untry for Moreno, now a chef Spa, said she felt nstant discrimatn for beg gay, and prsure to tell her superrs if others her battaln were gay. ) we are a nservative untry, " said Ivan Mach, a 29-year-old dancer who says police equently harass him, accg him of g dgs and askg if he is month memorat the June 28, 1969, uprisg at the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar Manhattan's Greenwich Village, when patrons fought back durg a police raid, sparkg the morn LGBTQI rights movement. Arellano ped Venezuela wh a bullet his spe, fleeg across vlent and treachero terras, to have a chance of survival a place providg no guarante of a better last year, when the panmic first began s lethal asslt upon the world, Arellano, a 30-year-old gay man, was walkg home om a iend's at dk.

Arellano says lol police, wh ltle fundg and few rourc, told him they are unable to follow up and are unlikely to do so the Gomez, a gay Venezuelan refugee livg Cucuta, Colombia, ss down after a long day at the hospal where he is currently trag to be a is a mon occurrence Venezuela.

Sadly, his story is not a March 2019 letter to ICE, the Amerin Civil Liberti Unn, the Las Ameris Immigrant Advocy Center, and the Santa Fe Dreamers Project said 12 gay and transgenr tae the Otero County Procsg Center New Mexi were regularly sexually harassed and abed.

That task is difficult and n endanger asylum seekers and their fai, pecially if they are taed much like many are the Uned Madrigal-Borloz, a gay Costa Rin lawyer, senr visg rearcher at Harvard Law School, and the Uned Natn's Inpennt Expert on Protectn Agast Vlence and Discrimatn Based on Sexual Orientatn and Genr Inty, has spent most of his adult life vtigatg the nuanc of LGBTQ+ discrimatn across the globe.

He is only the send person to have had this role and has certaly not been shy of ntroversy by llg out hate speech of relig lears and members of a July 2020 letter to the Turkish ernment, Madrigal-Borloz cricized Ali Erbas, the print of the directorate of relig affairs Turkey, who blamed homosexualy and premaral sex for the spread of HIV and COVID-19 while enuragg people to "e and fight together to protect people om this kd of evil" on natnal TV. LONDON (Thomson Rters Foundatn) - Venezuela’s shrkg enomy has sparked an exod of LGBT+ people as the enomic crisis has put the brak on the untry’s growg tolerance towards s gay and trans muny, activists told the Thomson Rters that Venezuela was ever an easy place to be years, Daniel Arzola endured homophobic abe om his neighbors Maray, a cy the north of Venezuela.

”There are no official figur on the number of gay or trans migrants, but acrdg to the Uned Natns’ refugee agency, three ln people have fled Venezuela, wh the majory headg for neighborg the past three years, the Venezuelan enomy has shnk by a third, rultg what has been scribed as the worst enomic crisis to h the untry s turmoil has phed gay rights to the bottom of the pile of prri, wh fundg for many anizatns and rourc eher rced or cut entirely, a number of LGBT+ Venezuelans told the Thomson Rters Foundatn.