The gay-iendly untri offer opportuni for fun and adventure abroad.
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- GAY-FRIENDLY COUNTRI / GLBTQ+ FRIENDLY COUNTRI 2023
- BT GAY IENDLY UNTRI OF THE WORLD - LGBT TRAVEL LAWS AUGT 2023
GAY-FRIENDLY COUNTRI / GLBTQ+ FRIENDLY COUNTRI 2023
* gay friendly countries 2023 *
What are the most LGBTQ iendly untri, and what are the most homophobic untri on earth?
It’s a qutn that’s top of md for many gay travelers as they nsir where to go and evaluate the world’s saft and most dangero plac.
Sourc clu Human Rights Watch, the Gallup World Poll and ILGA (the Internatnal Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, and Intersex Associatn), jt to name a few. A new report ranks the saft untri for LGBTQ travelers, as well as the most homophobic...
BT GAY IENDLY UNTRI OF THE WORLD - LGBT TRAVEL LAWS AUGT 2023
Bt gay iendly untri clu Canada, Portugal, Swen and Atria. Fd gay and LGBT+ travel rankg across the world. This rankg is based on 14 different paramters like civil rights, discrimatn and persecutn by Spartac LGBT+ Travel. See a visual map of travel eedom rankgs on the world map. * gay friendly countries 2023 *
The Fergsons started trackg the saft and most dangero plac for gay travelers 2019 and have been updatg the story annually sce then. “They were one of the first untri to legalize same-sex marriage, they have nstutnal anti-discrimatn protectns and the majory of Canadians report that is a safe place to live for gay and lbian people. Acrdg to the LGBTQ+ Travel Safety Inx, Bnei is the most dangero untry for gay travelers 2023, followed by Sdia Arabia and Nigeria.
In 2019, Bnei passed a penal that ma homosexual acts punishable by ath by stong. “All three of the untri have the ath penalty on the books for nvicted gay relatnships.
“Neverthels, there are other stat where gay, trans and non-bary people are targets, both legislatively and their day-to-day liv, ” he says. Some of the notable chang sce Fergson started dog this report 2019: 15 new untri have eher legalized gay marriage or allowed same-sex upl to register as civil unns. And the past 12 months alone, Swzerland, Slovenia and Cuba have legalized gay marriage, while Sgapore, Sat Kts & Nevis, Barbados and Antigua & Barbuda crimalized same-sex relatnships.