State-Sponsored Homophobia report

ILGA publishes a state-sponsored gay phobia report, a global survey of sexual orientation each year.

Since the first edition of 2006, the national sponsorship of ILGA's homophobia is fundamental for people who are interested in getting access to core information on legislation affecting people for sexual orientation It is a resource.

In addition to human rights defenders, civil society organizations, governments, UN agencies, allies and the world media also make this publication one of the main sources of information on this issue.

Publications are accompanied by a series of maps and charts showing where the criminal convictions exist and where the law is protected and recognized.

The twelfth edition of the state-sponsored gay phobia report was written by Arengus Carroll and Lucas Ramón Mendos issued by ILGA.

As long as you cite writers and international lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender, transgender association (ILGA), copyright is unnecessary.

Quote: Quotes: International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendar and Transgender Association: Carroll, A. and Mendos, LR, State Sponsored 2017 Homosexual Phobia: Sexual Oriented World Law Survey: Criminalization, Protection And recognition (Geneva; ILGA, May 2017)

Homosexual phobia may be seen in critical and hostile behaviors such as discrimination based on non-heterosexual sexual orientation and violence. Types of gayophobia recognized include institutionalized homophobia such as religious homophobia and national supportive homophobia, as well as endogenous homophobia experienced by people complaining of homosexuality. Negative attitudes towards identifiable LGBT groups are similar, but there are concrete names. Lesbian phobia is an intersection by homosexual and lesbian gender, bisexual targets bisexuals and bisexuals, transgender phobia is inconsistent with transgender and transgender people, and gender or gender role I will. According to the 2010 hatchet crime statistics announced by FBI National Press Office, 19.3% of the total hate crimes in the United States is "incentive for sexual prejudice".

Violence of hatred, targeting homosexuals, is still a daily reality. They report inappropriately and record poorly and combine it with law enforcement's homophobia phobia Many of these dislike crimes are still invisible and the related people are often prosecuted Hmm. The provincial government is committed to such hate crimes by enacting favorable laws that play an important role in gathering data on the incentives for homosexuals, lesbians, bisexual haters and / or criminal penalties for haters You can deal with it. These laws send a strong message that states do not tolerate criminals caused by prejudice. At the same time, some states are trying to eliminate homosexuals, lesbian and bisexual people through adverse hate crime bills. Senate approves Utah State Republican, Senator Olympiac, Federal Hate Crimes Act