Entry #895: LGBT discrimination in Guatemala

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RegionGuatemala
IssueLGBT discrimination
StatusNo protections
Start Date(unknown)
End Date(none)
DescriptionNo law offers protection on the basis of "sexual orientation" or "gender identity."
Sourceshttps://database.ilga.org/guatemala-lgbti
http://iglhrc.org/content/guatemala-activists-fight-retain-sexual-orientation-within-new-children-and-youth-law


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edited by Nathan. No legal protections

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ValueIllegal in some contextsNo protections
Start Date1997(unknown)
DescriptionAll discrimination against LGBT in education is illegal No law offers protection on the basis of "sexual orientation" or "gender identity."
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All discrimination against LGBT in education is illegal No law offers protection on the basis of "sexual orientation" or "gender identity."

edited by e_seurat. Fixing status

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ValueNo protectionsIllegal in some contexts
Start Date(unknown)1997
DescriptionThere are no laws protecting LGBT people from discrimination. The Children Act (1996) that prohibited discrimination based on sexual orientation was repealed in 2003.All discrimination against LGBT in education is illegal
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There are no laws protecting LGBT people from discrimination. The Children Act (1996) that prohibited discrimination based on sexual orientation was repealed in 2003. All discrimination against LGBT in education is illegal

edited by Nathan. Correction

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ValueIllegal in some contextsNo protections
Start DateApr 1, 1997(unknown)
DescriptionThe only part of legal system that protects individuals from LGBT-based discrimination is in the law of children and youth, protecting them from sexual orientation based discrimination (gender identity is not mentioned explicitly)There are no laws protecting LGBT people from discrimination. The Children Act (1996) that prohibited discrimination based on sexual orientation was repealed in 2003.
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The only part of legal system that protects individuals from LGBT-based discrimination is in the law of children and youth, protecting them from sexual orientation based discrimination (gender identity is not mentioned explicitly) There are no laws protecting LGBT people from discrimination. The Children Act (1996) that prohibited discrimination based on sexual orientation was repealed in 2003.
Sourceshttp://iglhrc.org/content/guatemala-activists-fight-retain-sexual-orientation-within-new-children-and-youth-lawhttps://database.ilga.org/guatemala-lgbti
http://iglhrc.org/content/guatemala-activists-fight-retain-sexual-orientation-within-new-children-and-youth-law
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http://iglhrc.org/content/guatemala-activists-fight-retain-sexual-orientation-within-new-children-and-youth-law https://database.ilga.org/guatemala-lgbti http://iglhrc.org/content/guatemala-activists-fight-retain-sexual-orientation-within-new-children-and-youth-law

created by vviet93

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Original entry
StatusIllegal in some contexts
Start DateApr 1, 1997
End Date(none)
DescriptionThe only part of legal system that protects individuals from LGBT-based discrimination is in the law of children and youth, protecting them from sexual orientation based discrimination (gender identity is not mentioned explicitly)
Sourceshttp://iglhrc.org/content/guatemala-activists-fight-retain-sexual-orientation-within-new-children-and-youth-law