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Discord: GeneralPrincessDaisy (DaisyGeekyTransGirl) Primary focus: Mexican state laws
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Noord-Brabant 2025
Had a lovely time overall there. Felt much safer than my home in Australia.
Western Australia 2025

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DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Slovenia.
"Removing start date."
LGBT employment discrimination: No protections from (unknown) to Dec 31, 2002.
Article 141 of Slovenian Penal Code adopted on September 29, 1994, prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation. However, employment is not strictly mentioned.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Slovenia.
"Removing start date."
LGBT housing discrimination: No protections from (unknown) to May 23, 2016.
Article 141 of Slovenian Penal Code adopted on September 29, 1994, prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation. Housing is not strictly mentioned.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Slovenia.
"Removing start date."
LGBT discrimination: No protections from (unknown) to Dec 31, 1994.
The Constitution of Slovenia from 1991 guarantees the equality of people under the law in general. However, it does not explicitly mention sexual orientation or gender identity.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Angola.
"Adding start year."
LGBT housing discrimination: Sexual orientation only from 2021 to (none).
Article 212 of the Penal Code criminalises acts of discrimination based on sexual orientation in employment, health, education and in the provision of goods and services and housing. There is no…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Brazil.
"Removing start date."
LGBT housing discrimination: No protections from (unknown) to Jun 12, 2019.
Although the Brazilian constitution of 1988 prohibits any form of discrimination, it was not until 2019 that homosexuals and trans people were definitively recognized as one of these groups.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Brazil.
"Removing start date."
LGBT discrimination: No protections from (unknown) to Nov 4, 2001.
The Brazilian Constitution of 1988 criminalizes any form of discrimination based on ethnicity, race, sex, color and age, but it does not include sexual orientation or gender identity.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Samoa.
"Fixing a typo I made."
Censorship of LGBT issues: State-enforced from May 1, 2013 to (none).
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…
DaisyGeekyTrans created an entry in Samoa.
Censorship of LGBT issues: Imprisonment as punishment from Jan 1, 1962 to Apr 30, 2013.
The 1961 Crimes Act in Samoa criminalised “female impersonation” with 6 months imprisonment. This had criminalised the gender expression of the indigenous Fa’afafine population and other trans…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Samoa.
"Adding info on previous law."
Censorship of LGBT issues: State-enforced from May 1, 2013 to (none).
In 2013, Samoa removed Section 58N from its Crimes Act, decriminalising “female impersonation”, which targeted the indigenous Fa’fafine population. Despite this, there have been at least…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Guyana.
"Adding start date."
Equal age of consent: Female equal, male N/A from Mar 1, 1894 to (none).
For men, the age of consent for homosexuality is N/A because it illegal. For women, it is equal compared to heterosexual sex.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Guyana.
"Not true since Venezuela and Paraguay don’t either."
Right to change legal gender: Illegal from (unknown) to (none).
There is no legal gender recognition provided in Guyana. Crossdressing was also criminalised until 2018.
DaisyGeekyTrans created an entry in Guyana.
Censorship of LGBT issues: Fine as punishment from Mar 1, 1894 to Nov 12, 2018.
The 1893 Summary Jurisdiction Act criminalised “people appear[ing] in a public place while dressed in clothing of a different gender for an improper purpose” with a fine. This was continuously…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Guyana.
"Replacing ILGA and adding start date."
Homosexual activity: Male illegal, female legal from Mar 1, 1894 to (none).
Section 354 of the Guyana Criminal Law (Offences) Act of 1893 states “Everyone who commits buggery, either with a human being or with any other living creature, shall be guilty of felony and…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Guyana.
"Adding info on previous censorship law."
Censorship of LGBT issues: No censorship from Nov 13, 2018 to (none).
In 2018, the Caribbean Court of Justice struck down Guyana’s law criminalising the gender expression of trans women. Since then, there are no laws restricting the discussion or promotion of LGBTQ+…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in South Sudan.
"Adding info on gender expression censorship."
Censorship of LGBT issues: Imprisonment as punishment from Feb 10, 2009 to (none).
Discussions surrounding LGBTIQ+ topics are heavily restricted and subjected to harassment and violence by both state and non-state actors in South Sudan. Additionally, the 2008 Penal Code…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in United Arab Emirates.
"Adding info on trans expression censorship."
Censorship of LGBT issues: Imprisonment as punishment from Dec 8, 1987 to (none).
In the United Arab Emirates, access to many websites discussing LGBTQ+ topics is blocked by ISPs. The 2012 Law on Combating Cybercrimes criminalises the "condoning, provoking, or promoting of…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Lebanon.
"Fixing status and adding info on trans expression censorship."
Censorship of LGBT issues: Imprisonment as punishment from Oct 27, 1943 to (none).
Article 521 of the 1943 Penal Code of Lebanon explicitly criminalises “men disguising themselves as women” with 6 years imprisonment, criminalising the gender expression of trans women and cross…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Myanmar.
"Goes back even further due to an interpretation of the Police Act being used against trans people."
Censorship of LGBT issues: State-enforced from Mar 19, 1946 to (none).
The Police Act of 1945 contains Section 35(c) which criminalises people covering their faces or otherwise disguising themselves between sunset and sunrise “who are unable to give a satisfactory…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Myanmar.
"Censorship was further back and the coup took place in 2021."
Censorship of LGBT issues: State-enforced from 2012 to (none).
LGBTIQ+ websites have been blocked in 2012. Since the 2021 coup, the government has been using the guise of anti terrorism laws to arrest LGBT activists and peaceful protesters.
DaisyGeekyTrans created an entry in Argentina.
Censorship of LGBT issues: State-enforced from Mar 24, 1976 to Dec 9, 1983.
During the military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983, LGBTIQ+ people faced extreme persecution with the junta harassing people for their sexual orientation or gender identity.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Argentina.
"Adding start date due to military dictatorship."
Censorship of LGBT issues: No censorship from Dec 10, 1983 to (none).
Since the end of the military dictatorship in 1983, there are no laws restricting the discussion or promotion of LGBTQ+ topics in Argentina
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Nicaragua.
"Adding start month."
Homosexual activity: Illegal (imprisonment as punishment) from Sep 1992 to Mar 2008.
In 1992, Nicaragua passed legislation that criminalized “anyone who induces, promotes, propagandises or practices sexual intercourse between persons of the same sex commits the crime of sodomy,”…
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Nicaragua.
"Whoops, stupid glitch."
Censorship of LGBT issues: State-enforced from Sep 1992 to Mar 2008.
In 1992, the government banned: "anyone who induces, promotes, propagandises or practices sexual intercourse between persons of the same sex".
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Nicaragua.
"Adding start month."
Censorship of LGBT issues: State-enforced from Sep 1992 to Jan 2008.
In 1992, the government banned: "anyone who induces, promotes, propagandises or practices sexual intercourse between persons of the same sex".
DaisyGeekyTrans created an entry in South Dakota.
Right to change legal gender: Illegal from (unknown) to Jun 30, 1980.
Until 1980, there was no legal gender recognition provided in South Dakota.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Colorado.
"Earlier start year."
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires surgery from 2001 to Jan 1, 2020.
In 2001, Colorado provided for legal gender recognition but required proof of surgery.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Utah.
"New start year but sadly no date yet."
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires medical diagnosis from 1995 to (none).
While surgery is not explicitly a requirement, Utah requires medical documentation of transition in order to recognise a change in one’s legal gender.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in South Carolina.
"Adding start year."
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires surgery from 2005 to (none).
South Carolina has no specific statutes addressing legal gender change, it is done through the courts, which require proof of permanent medical treatment.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in South Dakota.
"Adding start date."
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires surgery from Jul 1, 1980 to (none).
South Dakota requires surgery for legal gender recognition.
DaisyGeekyTrans edited an entry in Wisconsin.
"Found further start year."
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires surgery from 1985 to (none).
Wisconsin provides legal gender recognition on the condition of surgery having been performed.
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483 Regions Contributed To

Region
Edits
Kentucky
17
Mexico
15
Mexico City
13
Moldova
13
Hong Kong
12
Russia
12
Australia
12
Baja California Sur
12
Heard Island and McDonald Islands
12
Campeche
12
Utah
11
Coahuila
11
United States
11
Guyana
11
Baja California
11
Wyoming
10
Colima
10
Western Australia
10
Mississippi
10
San Luis Potosí
10
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