Entry #80: Serving openly in military in Mexico

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RegionMexico
IssueServing openly in military
StatusAmbiguous
Start Datepast
End Date2012
DescriptionNo laws seek to identify or prevent the enrollment of gays in armed services. High prevalence of harassment, encouraged leave, and dishonorable discharge if interpreted as homosexual.
SourcesMedellín, Jorge Alejandro (October 17, 2010). "Homosexualidad y Ejército" [Homosexuality and the Military]. M Semanal (in Spanish) (Milenio).


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End Date(NONE)2012
SourcesMedellín, Jorge Alejandro (October 17, 2010). "Homosexualidad y Ejército" [Homosexuality and the Military]. M Semanal (in Spanish) (Milenio).Medellín, Jorge Alejandro (October 17, 2010). "Homosexualidad y Ejército" [Homosexuality and the Military]. M Semanal (in Spanish) (Milenio).
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Medellín, Jorge Alejandro (October 17, 2010). \"Homosexualidad y Ejército\" [Homosexuality and the Military]. M Semanal (in Spanish) (Milenio). "Homosexualidad y Ejército" [Homosexuality and the Military]. M Semanal (in Spanish) (Milenio).

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Original entry
StatusAmbiguous
Start Datepast
End Datenow
DescriptionNo laws seek to identify or prevent the enrollment of gays in armed services. High prevalence of harassment, encouraged leave, and dishonorable discharge if interpreted as homosexual.
SourcesMedellín, Jorge Alejandro (October 17, 2010). "Homosexualidad y Ejército" [Homosexuality and the Military]. M Semanal (in Spanish) (Milenio).