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In recent years, many micronations have adopted laws regarding lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people. These laws vary greatly by micronation, and in many cases macronational law may interfere with it. Some prefer BGLT (the alphabeticly in order acronym), in order not to favour one group over another. But this article will use LGBT as acronym.
Legal protection against all types of discrimination
Transgender persons can change their legal gender and name without surgeries or judicial permission （Kichi domestic only, SRS is still required in China)
Legal protection against all types of discrimination
Transgender persons can change their legal gender and name without surgeries or other physical changes, a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria is necessary to change legal gender
In principle, the law may not regulate such issues
Marriage is defined by law as the union of "one man and one woman" but marriage has no legal preference or priority over other social unions
Any reference to sexual orientation is prohibited in official discourse
Concepts of gender and sexual orientation are prohibited in official and legal discourse as providing a basis for discrimination and hate speech
Concept of gender is prohibited for official discourse, only biological sex is recorded as part of biometrics and medical data. There are no restrictions on accepting any name, or any gender or agender behavior, and for adults recognized as sane - any hormonal and surgical intervention that does not harm health.
No legal protection against any forms of discrimination, it is expected by the government that discrimination should not occur in the first place for the need to arise of legal protection
Transgender persons can change their legal gender and name without surgeries or judicial permission
Transgender and genderqueer individuals allowed to change gender and name without surgery. Permission must be granted by an Information Officer. Available gender options are M, F and X
N/A The Aethodian government plays no part in marriage.
Yes.
Yes, technically. Protections for sexual orientation and gender identity are implicit in the legislation that defines what constitutes illegal discrimination.
All citizens can easily change their legal nicknames, but no-one can change their legal namenames after birth.
Legal gender must match secondary sexual characteristics, so HRT is required to change it. Legal sex must match primary sexual characteristics, so SRS is required to change it.
Gender and sex have no impact on one's ability to join the military. Note that people in their first year of HRT may need to perform more PT exams than the general population.
No legal protection against any type of discrimination
Transgender persons can change their name without surgeries or judicial permission
State of Damu
Always legal
If an LGBT person is discriminated against due to their sexual orientation, the person who discriminated against them is fined up to 50,000 US Dollars
Transgender people are allowed to change their gender identity without surgery, and a third gender option titled "other" was added to the citizenship application form following the Independence of Damu
People are allowed to criticise homosexuality as long as they don't incite violence towards the homosexual community
Eganese citizens can legally change their gender, have sex reassignment surgery, and consume hormones of the opposite gender, but only upon reaching the age of 12
Recognized if performed out of the nation since March 2021
No legal protection against any type of discrimination
Transgender persons may change their legal name without government approval. Surgeries and gender changes are not recognized without government approval. Surgery of any kind can only be done when citizens turn 24.
Technically legal above age of consent and in accordance to Limited Practice Policy, although heavily discouraged
Technically legal above age of consent and in accordance to Limited Practice Policy, although heavily discouraged
Technically legal above age of consent and in accordance to Limited Practice Policy, although heavily discouraged
Legal if individual not deemed as a degenerate or societal idiot
Technically legal above age of consent and in accordance to Limited Practice Policy, although heavily discouraged
Transgender persons may change their legal name without government approval. Surgeries and gender changes are not recognized without government approval. Surgery of any kind can only be done when citizens turn 21.
Broad constitutional, domestic and foreign protections against discrimination and hate crimes
Subjects allowed to change their legal names and pronouns at will; only four gender classifications are registered by the government for the purposes of census efficiency
Legal protection against all types of discrimination
Transgender persons cannot change their legal gender until 35 years old. The government of Safington does not endorse transgender activities, but it is legal nonetheless.
Scynja prohibits all sexual activities outside of marriage and for reasons outside of reproduction
Scynja recognises homosexual civil unions, which allows people in a homosexual relationship to adopt children and has similar legal status to marriage
(ambiguous)
The HBT Act states that you are either male or female, with very few and rare exceptions, and that cannot change. Transgenders are offered mental rehabilitation to help with this if they want it.
While it is not illegal for people to express non-straight sexual orientation, since disrimination laws only protect aspects of life that you are born with (such as race or sex), discriminating against people who identify as LGBT is not technically illegal
While transgender sugeories can take place, insurance agencies are not required to insure them. Also, the legal gender of someone it determined by genetics: if a Y chromosome is present, the person is male but, if no Y chromosome is present, the person is female.
Legal if the couple is together for more than 2 months, goes for all types of marriage
Under don't ask, don't tell
Transgender persons are legally allowed to change their name and sexual identity. Persons who are transgender must have their birth sex printed clearly on their passports and ID cards.
Transgender persons can change their legal name, but cannot change their gender, as the legal gender of someone is defined by the scientific definition of sex.
Always legal. A Church cannot refuse to perform a same-sex marriage as it would go against the Bill of Rights.
Extensive anti-discrimination laws are laid out in the Bill of Rights, including for transgender persons, intersex persons and non-binary persons. By far one of the most extensive list of protections and rights out of many Micronations.
Transgender persons can change their legal gender and name without needing permission, changing back is also permitted. A surgery would not need to be undertake by the person to do this.
Only when conscripted to do so, but this is for all citizens.
Legal protection against some types of discrimination.
Transgender persons can change their legal gender, but all citizens regardless do require to fill out a form and hand it to the provincial council for.
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↑Sancratosia's citizenship application forms mentions the following: "Sancratosia believes in the self-affirmation of gender and does not require proof of gender identity."
↑The Constitution of Unitaria Act, 2022 states that Unitaria must follow all relevant macronational laws. Unitaria is within the United States, which banned employment discrimination against lesbian, gay, and trans people in Bostock v. Clayton County.
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