Seven strikg statistics on the stat of gay rights and homophobia across the globe - Los Angel Tim

Contents:

• VLENT VICTIMIZATN OF LBIANS, GAYS AND BISEXUALS CANADA, 2014
• GAY RIGHTS MOVEMENT
• SEVEN STRIKG STATISTICS ON THE STAT OF GAY RIGHTS AND HOMOPHOBIA ACROSS THE GLOBE
• THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENR, QUEER, 2-SPIR AND TERSEX PERSONS

VLENT VICTIMIZATN OF LBIANS, GAYS AND BISEXUALS CANADA, 2014

PolicsCanada is now home to about one ln people who intify as members of the LGBTQ muny, wh people unr the age of 25 acuntg for a disproportnately large portn of the LGBTQ says s reportg on transgenr populatns will improveA rabow flag hangs Montreal's Gay Village. Acrdg to the 2014 General Social Survey on Canadians’ Safety (Victimizatn), Canadians aged 18 years and olr who intified as lbian or gay (142E) and bisexual (267E) were much more likely than their heterosexual (69) unterparts to be victims of vlent crime. Even after ntrollg for other factors such as age, maral stat, past history of homelsns, and childhood abe, the odds of beg a victim of vlent victimizatn were two tim higher among lbian, gay or bisexual Canadians than among their heterosexual unterparts.

Among those who reported experiencg discrimatn the five years precedg the survey, lbian and gay dividuals were signifintly more likely (79%) than their bisexual (35%E) and heterosexual (2%) unterparts to perceive the discrimatn as beg based on their sexual orientatn. Rearch has shown that the rate of vlent victimizatn among dividuals who self‑intify as lbian, gay or bisexual (LGB) ntu to be signifintly higher than among their heterosexual unterparts (Bechamp 2008; Conroy and Cotter 2017; Teasdale and Bradley‑Engen 2010).

Usg self‑reported data om the 2014 General Social Survey (GSS) on Canadians’ Safety (Victimizatn), this Juristat article prents rmatn on vlent victimizatn—cints of sexual asslt, robbery and physil asslt—mted agast lbian, gay and bisexual dividuals aged 18 years and olr Canada, along wh their dividual experienc of Perceptns of the police and feelgs of personal safety are also explored. Begng 1969, succsive Supreme Court of Canada lgs and Acts of Parliament have enshred law the rights of those who intify as lbian, gay and bisexual and protectn om discrimatn, harassment and vlence motivated by hate (Government of Canada 2017).

GAY RIGHTS MOVEMENT

In 2014, overall, there were more than 100, 000E cints of vlent victimizatn volvg a bisexual victim and more than 49, 000E cints volvg a lbian or gay victim, rrpondg to rat of 267E and 142E cints per 1, 000 populatn, rpectively (Chart 1).

After age‑standardizg, the overall rate of vlent victimizatn for LGB Canadians was more than double that of heterosexual Canadians (165 vers 69 cints per 1, 000 populatn), wh a rate of 125E for lbian and gay dividuals and a rate of 191E for bisexual In other words, the fact that LGB Canadians are, on average, younger than heterosexual Canadians explas some, but not all, of the difference victimizatn rat between the two populatns. Among those who reported livg cens metropolan areas, bisexual and lbian and gay dividuals were over three tim and two tim more likely, rpectively, to report experiencg vlent victimizatn than their heterosexual unterparts (241E and 157E vers 71 cints per 1, 000 populatn).

SEVEN STRIKG STATISTICS ON THE STAT OF GAY RIGHTS AND HOMOPHOBIA ACROSS THE GLOBE

In 2014, bisexual dividuals were signifintly more likely than their heterosexual and lbian or gay unterparts to report experiencg hidn homelsnsNote at some pot durg their lifetime (18%E vers 8% and 12%), and they were three tim more likely than their heterosexual unterparts to experience livg a shelter, on the street or an abandoned buildg (6%E vers 2%). Of those who reported experiencg discrimatn the five years precedg the survey, lbian and gay dividuals were signifintly more likely (79%) than their bisexual (35%E) and heterosexual (2%) unterparts to perceive the discrimatn as beg based on their sexual Other mon reasons clud discrimatn on the basis of physil appearance and sex (Table 4). However, while three‑quarters (75%) of those who were heterosexual and seven ten (71%) of those who intified as beg lbian and gay reported a "somewhat strong" or "very strong" sense of belongg to their lol muny, a signifintly smaller proportn of those who were bisexual reported the levels of belongg (59%).

However, bisexual dividuals reported lower levels of satisfactn than their heterosexual and lbian and gay unterparts, and were ls likely to rate their satisfactn wh their personal safety as beg eher "very satisfied" or "satisfied" (77% vers 88% and 86%). LGBT and LGBTQ+ have several addnal variatns, cludg LGBTQ, LGBTQIA, LGBTQIA+, and 2SLGBTQIA+ (Two-spir, lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, queer, qutng, tersex, and asexual, wh the + reprentg pansexual, agenr, genr queer, bigenr, genr variant, and pangenr). Another of the world's most gay-iendly untri, Swen has legalized both marriage and adoptn for same-sex upl, stalled anti-discrimatn protectns for both genr inty and sexual orientatn, end nstutnal protectns agast discrimatn, and crimalized vlence agast LGBTQ+ people.

The term “homosexualy, ” while sometim nsired anachronistic the current era, is the most applible and easily translatable term to e when askg this qutn across societi and languag and has been ed other cross-natnal studi, cludg the World Valu Survey. And Poland, supporters of the erng PiS (Law and Jtice), which has explicly targeted gay rights as anathema to tradnal Polish valu, are 23 percentage pots ls likely to say that homosexualy should be accepted by society than those who do not support the erng party. (Ipsos, Febary-March 2023)76% Support marriage or legal regnn10% Agast68% Support marriage or legal regnn17% AgastViews about same-sex upl' parentg(Ipsos, Febary-March 2023)74% Strongly/somewhat agree18% Strongly/somewhat disagree66% Strongly/somewhat agree23% Strongly/somewhat disagreePerceived prevalence of transgenr discrimatn(Ipsos, Febary-March 2023)21% Not much/not at all61% A great al/fair amount18% Not much/not at all64% A great al/fair amountSupport for transgenr discrimatn protectn(Ipsos, Febary-March 2023)78% Strongly/somewhat agree13% Strongly/somewhat disagree72% Strongly/somewhat agree17% Strongly/somewhat disagreeSupport for teens’ accs to genr-affirmg re(Ipsos, Febary-March 2023)58% Strongly/somewhat agree28% Strongly/somewhat disagree45% Strongly/somewhat agree42% Strongly/somewhat disagreeSupport for trans accs to facili matchg genr inty(Ipsos, Febary-March 2023)51% Strongly/somewhat agree30% Strongly/somewhat disagree40% Strongly/somewhat agree45% Strongly/somewhat disagreeSupport for non-bary genr optn on official documents(Ipsos, Febary-March 2023)49% Strongly/somewhat agree36% Strongly/somewhat disagree41% Strongly/somewhat agree43% Strongly/somewhat disagreeSupport for surance verage of genr transn sts(Ipsos, Febary-March 2023)40% Strongly/somewhat agree47% Strongly/somewhat disagree37% Strongly/somewhat agree49% Strongly/somewhat disagreeJtifiabily of homosexualy(World Valu Survey, 2017-2022)62% Jtifiable10% Not jtifiable44% Jtifiable25% Not jtifiableAcceptance of homosexuals as neighbors(World Valu Survey, 2017-2022)90% Did not mentn homosexuals10% Mentned homosexuals81% Did not mentn homosexuals13% Mentned homosexualsViews on same-sex marriage or other legal regnn(Ipsos, April–May, 2021)82% Support8% Agast72% Support15% AgastViews on same-sex upl' right to adopt(Ipsos, April–May, 2021)81% Agree13% Disagree72% Agree22% DisagreeOpn on same-sex upl as parents(World Valu Survey, 2017-2020)72% Agree9% Disagree53% Agree17% Disagree"Should society accept homosexualy?

THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENR, QUEER, 2-SPIR AND TERSEX PERSONS

"(Pew Rearch Center, May–October, 2019)85% Y10% No72% Y21% NoSupport for same-sex marriage (North and South Ameri)(AmerisBarometer, 2016-2017)76% Approve24% Disapprove61% Approve39% DisapproveAcceptance of gay people public office (North and South Ameri)(AmerisBarometer, 2016-2017)80% Approve20% Disapprove73% Approve27% DisapproveJtifiabily of homosexualy(World Valu Survey, 2010-2014)Regn not surveyed32% Jtifiable31% Not jtifiableAcceptance of homosexuals as neighbors(World Valu Survey, 2010-2014)Regn not surveyed80% Did not mentn homosexuals20% Mentned homosexuals"Should society accept homosexualy? " (Pew Rearch Center, June, 2013)80% Y14% No60% Y33% NoPerceptns of lol area as a "good place" for gay and lbian people(Gallup, 2013)80% Good place12% Not a good place70% Good place22% Not a good placeJtifiabily of homosexualy(World Valu Survey, 2005-2009)33% Jtifiable25% Not jtifiable20% Jtifiable38% Not jtifiableAcceptance of homosexuals as neighbors(World Valu Survey, 2005-2009)84% Did not mentn homosexuals14% Mentned homosexuals74% Did not mentn homosexuals25% Mentned homosexualsJtifiabily of homosexualy(World Valu Survey, 2000-2004)32% Jtifiable31% Not jtifiable24% Jtifiable39% Not jtifiableAcceptance of homosexuals as neighbors(World Valu Survey, 2000-2004)83% Did not mentn homosexuals17% Mentned homosexuals77% Did not mentn homosexuals23% Mentned homosexualsJtifiabily of homosexualy(World Valu Survey, 1995-1999)Regn not surveyed15% Jtifiable50% Not jtifiableAcceptance of homosexuals as neighbors(World Valu Survey, 1995-1999)Regn not surveyed71% Did not mentn homosexuals29% Mentned homosexualsJtifiabily of homosexualy(World Valu Survey, 1990-1994)Regn not surveyed9% Jtifiable62% Not jtifiableAcceptance of homosexuals as neighbors(World Valu Survey, 1990-1994)Regn not surveyed61% Did not mentn homosexuals39% Mentned homosexualsJtifiabily of homosexualy(World Valu Survey, 1981-1984)8% Jtifiable60% Not jtifiable6% Jtifiable72% Not jtifiableLawHomosexual activyLegalSce 1969LegalSce 2003Same-sex marriageLegalSce 2005LegalSce 2015Censorship of LGBT IssuNo censorshipVari by RegnSce 2021Right to change legal genrLegal, surgery not requiredSce 2017Legal, surgery not requiredSce 2013Legal regnn of non-bary genrRegnizedSce 2017Vari by RegnLGBT discrimatnIllegalSce 2017Vari by RegnSce 2020LGBT employment discrimatnSexual orientatn and genr intySce 2017Sexual orientatn and genr intySce 2020LGBT hog discrimatnSexual orientatn and genr intySce 2015Vari by RegnSame-sex adoptnLegalSce 1995LegalSce 2017Servg openly aryLegalSce 1992LegalSce 2021Blood donatns by MSMsLegalSce 2022LegalSce 2023Conversn therapyBannedSce 2022Vari by RegnEqual age of nsentEqualSce 2019Equal. E., for lbians, gays [homosexual mal], bisexuals, transgenr persons, and queer persons); seeks to elimate sodomy laws; and lls for an end to discrimatn agast LGBTQ persons employment, cred, hog, public acmodatns, and other areas of life.

Dpe Paragraph 175 and the failure of the WhK to w s repeal, homosexual and bisexual men and women experienced a certa amount of eedom Germany, particularly durg the Weimar perd, between the end of World War I and the Nazi seizure of power. In the Uned Stat this greater visibily brought some backlash, particularly om the ernment and the police: the ernment often fired gay civil servants, the ary attempted to purge s ranks of gay soldiers (a policy enacted durg World War II), and police vice squads equently raid gay bars and arrted their patrons.

In the Uned Stat the first major male anizatn, found 1950–51 by Harry Hay Los Angel, was the Mattache Society (s name reputedly rived om a medieval French society of masked players, the Société Mattache, to reprent the public “maskg” of homosexualy), while the Dghters of Bilis (named after the Sapphic love poems of Pierre Louÿs, Chansons Bilis), found 1955 by Phyllis Lyon and Del Mart San Francis, was a leadg group for women.

In Bra 1957 a missn chaired by Sir John Wolfenn issued a groundbreakg report (see Wolfenn Report) remendg that private homosexual liaisons between nsentg adults be removed om the doma of crimal law; a later the remendatn was implemented by Parliament the Sexual Offenc Act.

Now headquartered Geneva and renamed the Internatnal Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Associatn (ILGA World), plays a signifint role ordatg ternatnal efforts to promote human rights and fight discrimatn agast LGBTQ and tersex persons. This support, along wh mpaigns by gay activists urgg gay men and women to “e out of the closet” (ed, the late 1980s, Natnal Comg Out Day was tablished, and is now celebrated on October 11 most untri), enuraged gay men and women to enter the polil arena as ndidat.

Other issu of primary importance for the gay rights movement sce the 1970s clud batg the HIV/AIDS epimic and promotg disease preventn and fundg for rearch; lobbyg ernment for nondiscrimatory polici employment, hog, and other aspects of civil society; endg the ban on ary service for gay and lbian dividuals; expandg hate crim legislatn to clu protectns for gays, cludg transgenr dividuals; and securg marriage rights for same-sex upl (see same-sex marriage). Ary’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy (1993–2011), which had permted gay and lbian dividuals to serve the ary if they did not disclose their sexual orientatn or engage homosexual activy; the repeal effectively end the ban on homosexuals the ary. The majory of untri now allow sexual activy between nsentg adults of the same genr, and the legal regnn of same-sex marriage is slowly spreadg along wh laws to protect LGBTQ people om discrimatn, acrdg to a report published the same time, persecutn and stigmatizatn rema rampant most untri, and equal rights for LGBTQ people are “still very far om reach, ” said the report released by the Internatnal Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex produce the report, “State-Sponsored Homophobia: A World Survey of Sexual Orientatn Laws: Crimalizatn, Protectn and Regnn, ” rearchers piled data om a variety of sourc on laws alg wh sexual orientatn.