Discrimination of the LGBT Community: Religion, Fear and Unnaturalness

I grew up in a semi-religious but open family, and there are many religious fanatics in some of my father's families. Nonetheless, I am not officially leaving the cabinet of other members of my family, but gender does not mean more than one love, or I do not care about that person's gender or previous sex I will not. Because of the concept of my love, I know that I avoid certain parts of my family. My story is not as bad as some families. Because they like homosexuality or ruthless bullying among family members and family members, teens are abandoned on the street and the only option that teenagers can think of is suicide.

Over the past decade, people in LGBT have become increasingly tolerant in India, especially in big cities. Nevertheless, the majority of Indian LGBT people are still in the closet concerned about domestic discrimination, they may think that homosexuality should be ashamed. Coverage of murder, abuse, torture and raids against LGBT community members is not uncommon in India. Discrimination and ignorance are particularly common in rural areas where LGBT people are rejected by their families and forced to sex with marriage between opposite sexes.

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Experience of discrimination is clear that the people of LGBT, especially those of transgender and LGBT, are keeping away from public life. Discrimination makes it difficult for LGBT people to receive important services in fear of traveling to restaurants and shops, using public transport, discrimination. Covers sexual orientation and gender identity

Report on Discrimination of Public Facilities for People of LGBT According to a nationwide survey targeting LGBT people at American Progress for American Progress, one quarter of LGBT's respondents were asked about sex, housing, gender It was discriminated because of mind-oriented or gender identity. Or public accommodation, and transgendered people and persons with disabilities of LGBT are particularly affected (see Figure 2). 13 These discriminatory experiences had a great impact on the people of LGBT. For example, in the same survey, discrimination has continued in public places, so we found that LGBT people can not use public places. For example, 34% of LGBT people discriminated last year avoid public places such as shops and restaurants, 47% shoppers, 10% avoiding public transportation, 18% avoiding doctors. The office