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03.03 - 18:50
Human rights body calls on Jamaica to repeal its colonial-era ban on gay sex
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Thomson Reuters Foundation.People who find themselves on the receiving end of violence often refuse to complain to authorities, fearing that admitting their sexual orientation could result in them being prosecuted by the state.
In Jamaica, the penalty for same-sex intimacy is up to 10 years in prison, with hard labor.The commission found that Jamaica’s law violated Henry and Edwards’ right to human treatment, equal protection before the law, privacy, and freedom of movement.
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Arkansas introduces bill against trans athletes
Lawmakers in Arkansas, US have introduced a bill which would prevent young trans women from playing on girls sports teams at school, making it the latest state to propose such a law. According to Associated Press, attorney general Leslie Rutledge is one of the main sponsors of the bill, saying it is “common sense”, and that Arkansas should not comply with a recent executive order from president Joe Biden which called for trans inclusion in school sports. Rutledge said: “This bill will ensure the integrity of girls and women in sports.” Arkansas is one of 20 states which has proposed regulations against transgender athletes.
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