Kosovo's Fearful Gays Stay Firmly the Closet | Balkan Insight

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• LGBT RIGHTS AI: WILL KENYA BE THE LATT TO PASS ANTI-GAY LAW?
• KOSOVO’S FEARFUL GAYS STAY FIRMLY THE CLOSET

LGBT RIGHTS AI: WILL KENYA BE THE LATT TO PASS ANTI-GAY LAW?

All the laws ignored female homosexualy and same-sex sexual relatns between women. There are however no public gay bars and venu and the wispread homophobia and prejudic forc LGBTI people to rema hidn, enter to marriag wh people of oppose sex, not go through any chang terms of genr exprsn etc.

E) Official surrogacy for gay upl. 50 percent of rponnts said they were aaid of their safety due to wispread homophobia and prev s of abe. Acrdg to the people surveyed 2013, the ma reasons why they were aaid of g out and of beg victims of hate crime were: existence of radil/nservative groups (10%), lack of secury and protectn om state stutns (10%), wispread homophobia and transphobia (46%) and s of vlence they have experienced or been ttimony of (34%).

The first one, happened on 12 June 2016, when two gay men were victims of an attack the town of Ferizaj. The cint began wh verbal harassment and end wh physil attack towards the two gay men their workplace. On the send cint, 2 July 2016, a gay uple was attacked and kicked out by the owner of the apartment they were rentg as he disvered their sexual orientatn.

KOSOVO’S FEARFUL GAYS STAY FIRMLY THE CLOSET

B) Homophobic and Transphobic bullyg.

On 2 July 2016, a gay uple was attacked and kicked out by the owner of the apartment they were rentg as he disvered their sexual orientatn. Attacks and threats agast lbian, gay, bisexual and transgenr (LGBT) people ntued.

Hate speech on social media agast lbian, gay, bisexual and transgenr (LGBT) rights activists ntued.