- Homosexuality
- ⚢Unknown
- Gay Marriage
- ⚭Unknown
- Censorship
- ✖ State-enforced
- Changing Gender
- Unknown
- Gender-Affirming Care
- Unknown
- Non-Binary Gender Recognition
- Unknown
- Discrimination
- Unknown
- Employment Discrimination
- Unknown
- Housing Discrimination
- Unknown
- Adoption
- Unknown
- Intersex Infant Surgery
- Unknown
- Military
- N/A
- Donating Blood
- Unknown
- Conversion Therapy
- Unknown
- Age of Consent
- Unknown
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Censorship of LGBT issues in Tuamasaga is state-enforced.
Current status
Since May 1, 2013
State-enforced under federal Samoa law
In 2013, Samoa removed Section 58N from its Crimes Act, decriminalising “female impersonation”, which targeted the indigenous Fa’afafine population.
Despite this, there have been at least two cases of films with LGBT content getting banned from screening in the country over incompatibility with the country's laws and values.
Despite this, there have been at least two cases of films with LGBT content getting banned from screening in the country over incompatibility with the country's laws and values.
Right to change legal gender in Tuamasaga is unknown.
Current status
Unknown
Gender-affirming care in Tuamasaga is unknown.
Current status
Unknown
Legal recognition of non-binary gender in Tuamasaga is unknown.
Current status
Unknown
LGBT employment discrimination in Tuamasaga is unknown.
Current status
Unknown
LGBT housing discrimination in Tuamasaga is unknown.
Current status
Unknown
Intersex infant surgery in Tuamasaga is unknown.
Current status
Unknown
Serving openly in military in Tuamasaga is n/a.
Current status
Since Aug 1, 1962
N/A under federal Samoa law
Samoa does not have a military. They are protected by New Zealand through an informal pact known as the Treaty of Friendship.
Blood donations by MSMs in Tuamasaga is unknown.
Current status
Unknown
Equal age of consent in Tuamasaga is unknown.
Current status
Unknown