70 Countri Where It's Illegal To Be Gay

Contents:

• COOMA JAIL: PRISON THAT WAS ONCE 'WORLD'S ONLY JAIL FOR GAY MEN'
• PRISON GAY
• THE UNFAIR CRIMALIZATN OF GAY AND TRANSGENR YOUTH
• THE GRIM TTH OF BEG GAY PRISON
• 70 COUNTRI WHERE IT'S ILLEGAL TO BE GAY

COOMA JAIL: PRISON THAT WAS ONCE 'WORLD'S ONLY JAIL FOR GAY MEN'

While the film was not overtly gay -- censorship would have prevented that at the time -- the lbian unrton are hard to 's Prison MassacreThis 1983 horror film follows Emanuelle, a reporter sent to prison on tmped-up charg. Image source, The Greatt MenaceImage ptn, Cooma jail was once ed exclively to imprison gay menSet one of the lst and wdit small towns Atralia, Cooma prison holds a dark only was reopened 1957 wh the specific purpose of rceratg men for "homosexual offenc", was also said to be ed as a human ttg ground wh the ultimate goal of eraditg homosexualy om 's jail is believed to have been the only known homosexual prison the world, acrdg to a new now, even some prison staff say they didn't know the real reason gay prisoners were segregated Strzelecki, 66, started as a ctodial servic officer at the prison 1979, and later set up the Corrective Servic Mm Cooma. "You wouldn't bunk two together… that was one of our biggt problems - keepg an eye on them, " says Mr New, now source, Thomas McCoyImage ptn, L Strzelecki (left) worked at the jail before settg up the lol Corrective Servic MmHistoril documents suggt New South Wal (NSW) Jtice Mister Reg Downg took cred for tablishg the reportedly exprsed "pri" at his pet project, tellg the Sydney Morng Herald 1957: "Nowhere Europe or Ameri did I fd any prisons where homosexuals were separated om other prisoners.

Attempted buggery rried five years, and a harsher crackdown, a clse was add statg "wh or whout the nsent of such person" source, State Library of NSWImage ptn, Reg Downg exprsed pri separatg gay prisoners om othersBoth Mr Wotherspoon and the podst ce evince of police actg as "agents provotrs" to ce men to m homosexual acts.

"They'd e hunky policemen to entrap gay men by enticg them to have sex, ually public toilets, " Mr Wotherspoon 1958, the NSW ernment announced a mtee of quiry to the "e and treatment of homosexualy". It nam Cooma prison as "a special stutn for nvicted homosexual offenrs" which will "facilate the vtigatn" a "scientific evaluatn of the problem and possible solutn" has been found, Mr Downg is quoted as sayg, "the ernment nsirs that the problem mt be attacked wh vigour". "The elive report has never been found - somethg Mr Abboud says amounts to a "ver up" source, Getty ImagImage ptn, Cooma is a town of about 7, 000 peopleIt's unclear when homosexual prisoners were no longer sent to Cooma.

PRISON GAY

Corrective Servic NSW and the NSW Department of Communi and Jtice cled to ment on the allegatns, cg their "historil nature" Abboud believ gay prisoners may have been sent there until the early 1980s, cg a 1982 statement om the rrective servic mister claimg the policy still stood.

Sex offenrs were also sent to Cooma and this further stigmatised gay prisoners, says Mr Wotherspoon says, wh recent parliamentary bate of a Relig Discrimatn Bill threateng to allow discrimatn based on sexual orientatn, such recent history rri a soberg warng. A term that scrib men, who by a plete eptu wh women, often bed wh ugly looks, are forced to rult to homosexual relatnships wh other men bee they nnot have sex wh any and Ford are totally prison gay.

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THE UNFAIR CRIMALIZATN OF GAY AND TRANSGENR YOUTH

Can clu who men prefer women but rort to gay sex as an sexual and/or emotnal outlet while rcerated, as well as men who are forced to submissive sexual rol by other men is straight, married and got kids but he was Prison Gay while he was dog that dime Atti.

Also this person dose not need prr prison experience or time #1-as long as you say out loud “I’m not gay jt prison gay” ’s okRule #2- you the prison gay n not give pleasure only receive ( Givg pleasure to another man would actually mean you’re gay)Rule #3- what is the difference between a mans ass and women’s ass?

Correct nothg, looks the same smells the same feels the same and ’s ma up of the same material therefore ’s not gayRule #4- you need to naturally be attracted to women and not men, fantasizg about a man mak you gayHey Matt I herd Cody had sex wh a tranny last night at the hotel for fun? Gay, transgenr, and genr nonnformg youth are signifintly over-reprented the juvenile jtice system—approximately 300, 000 gay and transgenr youth are arrted and/or taed each year, of which more than 60 percent are black or Lato. Though gay and transgenr youth reprent jt 5 percent to 7 percent of the natn’s overall youth populatn, they pose 13 percent to 15 percent of those currently the juvenile jtice system.

THE GRIM TTH OF BEG GAY PRISON

The high rat of volvement the juvenile jtice system are a rult of gay and transgenr youth abandonment by their fai and muni, and victimizatn their schools—sad reali that place this group of young people at a heightened risk of enterg the school-to-prison pipele. Dpe the disproportnately high rat of gay and transgenr youth enterg the juvenile jtice system, our natn’s schools, law enforcement officers, district attorneys, judg, and juvenile fenrs are not equipped to manage the unique experienc and challeng that the young people face. Angela Irve of the Natnal Council on Crime and Delquency njunctn wh the Equy Project, which works to ensure gay and transgenr youth the juvenile jtice system are treated wh fairns and rpect, have both generated groundbreakg rearch on the experienc of the youth the system over the past few years.

This issue brief offers a high-level summary of some of their fdgs, as well as others, to expla the disproportnate pipelg of gay and transgenr youth to the juvenile jtice system, the bias and discrimatn they face once wh the system, and the steps that the feral ernment and state and lol juvenile urts n take to ensure that gay and transgenr youth are treated wh digny and rpect.

Many gay and transgenr youth leave their hom of their own acrd to pe the nflict and emotnal or physil abe that n ensue—26 percent report leavg their hom at some pot—but more often, they are phed out and to the juvenile jtice system by their own fai. Programs signed to keep children and youth off the streets, such as foster re, health centers, and other youth-servg stutns, are often ill-prepared or unsafe for gay and transgenr youth due to stutnal prejudice, lack of provir and foster-parent trag, and discrimatn agast gay and transgenr youth by adults and a rult, many youth n away om the placements, actns that uld also land them the ctody of the juvenile jtice system.

70 COUNTRI WHERE IT'S ILLEGAL TO BE GAY

Gay and transgenr youth who flee hostily and abe at home and temporary placements are most likely to end up homels, which is the greatt predictor of volvement wh the juvenile jtice system. Gay and transgenr youth reprent up to 40 percent of the homels youth populatn even though they only pose 5 percent to 7 percent of the youth populatn overall, and 39 percent of homels gay and transgenr youth report beg volved the juvenile jtice system at some level.

Out of spair and a need for survival, homels gay and transgenr youth are more likely to rort to crimal behavrs, such as dg sal, theft, or “survival sex, ” which put them at risk of arrt and tament. Cal Ryan of the Fay Acceptance Project at San Francis State Universy, whose rearch has brought to light the negative impacts that fay rejectn n have on gay and transgenr youth, emphasiz the need to provi opportuni to help support and strengthen fai orr to promote nurturg environments for gay and transgenr children. It is important that law enforcement officials, district attorneys, judg, and juvenile fenrs seek ways to keep gay and transgenr youth and their fai together, rather than phg for rceratn.

Acrdg to the Gay Lbian and Straight Edutn Network’s School Climate Survey, 84 percent of gay and transgenr stunts report beg verbally harassed, 40 percent physilly harassed, and 19 percent physilly asslted. What’s more, gay and transgenr stunts report astonishgly low levels of nfince their school admistrators and often do not report cints bee they expect the suatn will not improve or fear might even bee worse.