Entry #1303: LGBT housing discrimination in El Salvador

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RegionEl Salvador
IssueLGBT housing discrimination
StatusNo protections
Start Date(unknown)
End Date(none)
DescriptionThere are no legal protections against LGBT discrimination in housing.
Sourceshttps://database.ilga.org/el-salvador-lgbti

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edited by cosmeticplague. Reverting to revision #3940: There are no protections

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ValueSexual orientation and gender identityNo protections
Start DateJan 1, 2015(unknown)
DescriptionIn 2015, the Salvadoran Parliament passed a law adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the Criminal Code's hate crime provisions. The Code provides a penalty of between three and six years imprisonment for those who commit a crime based on the victim's race, ethnicity, political affiliation, sexual orientation or gender identity.

In April 2018, the Government approved the Institutional Policy for the Care of the LGBT Population (Pol铆tica Institucional para la Atenci贸n de la Poblaci贸n LGBT). The policy, written by the Government with the aid of LGBT activists, as well as the national police and public security officials, allows LGBT people to file legal complaints against people who discriminate against them. Claims of crimes, torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatments against LGBT people will also be fully investigated by police forces. This was done with the aim of guaranteeing and protecting the rights of LGBT people.		There are no legal protections against LGBT discrimination in housing.
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In 2015, the Salvadoran Parliament passed a law adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the Criminal Code's hate crime provisions. The Code provides a penalty of between three and six years imprisonment for those who commit a crime based on the victim's race, ethnicity, political affiliation, sexual orientation or gender identity. In April 2018, the Government approved the Institutional Policy for the Care of the LGBT Population (Pol铆tica Institucional para la Atenci贸n de la Poblaci贸n LGBT). The policy, written by the Government with the aid of LGBT activists, as well as the national police and public security officials, allows LGBT people to file legal complaints against people who discriminate against them. Claims of crimes, torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatments against LGBT people will also be fully investigated by police forces. This was done with the aim of guaranteeing and protecting the rights of LGBT people. There are no legal protections against LGBT discrimination in housing.

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ValueNo protectionsSexual orientation and gender identity
Start Date(unknown)Jan 1, 2015
DescriptionThere are no legal protections against LGBT discrimination in housing.In 2015, the Salvadoran Parliament passed a law adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the Criminal Code's hate crime provisions. The Code provides a penalty of between three and six years imprisonment for those who commit a crime based on the victim's race, ethnicity, political affiliation, sexual orientation or gender identity.

In April 2018, the Government approved the Institutional Policy for the Care of the LGBT Population (Pol铆tica Institucional para la Atenci贸n de la Poblaci贸n LGBT). The policy, written by the Government with the aid of LGBT activists, as well as the national police and public security officials, allows LGBT people to file legal complaints against people who discriminate against them. Claims of crimes, torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatments against LGBT people will also be fully investigated by police forces. This was done with the aim of guaranteeing and protecting the rights of LGBT people.
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There are no legal protections against LGBT discrimination in housing. In 2015, the Salvadoran Parliament passed a law adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the Criminal Code's hate crime provisions. The Code provides a penalty of between three and six years imprisonment for those who commit a crime based on the victim's race, ethnicity, political affiliation, sexual orientation or gender identity. In April 2018, the Government approved the Institutional Policy for the Care of the LGBT Population (Pol铆tica Institucional para la Atenci贸n de la Poblaci贸n LGBT). The policy, written by the Government with the aid of LGBT activists, as well as the national police and public security officials, allows LGBT people to file legal complaints against people who discriminate against them. Claims of crimes, torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatments against LGBT people will also be fully investigated by police forces. This was done with the aim of guaranteeing and protecting the rights of LGBT people.

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ValueSexual orientation and gender identityNo protections
DescriptionLGBT housing discrimination is illegal There are no legal protections against LGBT discrimination in housing.
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LGBT housing discrimination is illegal There are no legal protections against LGBT discrimination in housing.

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ValueNo protectionsSexual orientation and gender identity
DescriptionThere is no LGBT discrimination protections in housing.LGBT housing discrimination is illegal

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ValueSexual orientation and gender identityNo protections
DescriptionThere is no LGBT discrimination protections in housing.
SourcesFraternidad Gay sin Fronteras (NGO)https://database.ilga.org/el-salvador-lgbti

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StatusSexual orientation and gender identity
Start Date(unknown)
End Date(none)
Description(empty)
SourcesFraternidad Gay sin Fronteras (NGO)