Special rights regarding Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender people do not exist in Rhōmanía. It being a de facto theocracy, the Basileia of the Romans closely follows Biblical teaching in legislation regarding homosexual relationships. As such, Rhōmanía could be characterized as an unfriendly nation in regard to the LGBT community. Regardless, persons identifying as LGBT are protected against the threat of violence, as is any other citizen of Rhōmanía.
Background
Summary table
The following is a table summarising key points:
| Category
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Basileia of the Romans
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| Same-sex sexual activity
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 de jure
 de facto; Impossible to enforce
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| Equal age of consent
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| Anti-discrimination laws
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| Anti-discrimination laws in work place
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| Hate crimes laws covering both sexual orientation and gender identity
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| Anti-hate speech legislation
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| Recognition of same-sex couples (e.g. civil unions)
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| Marriage Equality (e.g. Same sex marriage)
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| Adoption by same-sex couples
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| Homosexuals allowed to serve openly in the military
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| Transsexuals allowed to serve openly in the military
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| Right to change legal gender
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| Access to in vitro fertilisation for lesbians
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N/A
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| Homosexuals allowed to donate blood
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N/A
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| Themes |  Eliopolis •  Sts. George amd Andrew •  Novo Ashukovo •  Roman Islands |
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| Dioceses |  Cnidus |
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de jure
de facto; Impossible to enforce
