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The Kingdom of Brototh

“If you do not believe you can do it” then you have no chance at all

Category: Father Knows Best State
Civil Rights:
Average
Economy:
Frightening
Political Freedoms:
Few

Regional Influence: Negotiator

Location: Thaecia

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LGBTQ+ rights in the United Kingdoms

LGBTQ+ rights in
the United Kingdoms



Location of the United Kingdoms

Status

Decriminalised nationwide, age of consent equalised, since 2000
(Sexual Equality Act 1999)

Decriminalised per nation since:
1866 (Brototh)
1879 (Chatsland)
1913 (Aztopiand)
1941 (Albianis)
1981 (Seydon)
2000 (Myrineos and Xedon, Sexual Equality Act)
2005 (Kostona, accession to union)

Gender identity

Ability to change legal gender with sex change since 1977
(Sex Changes Legality Act 1976)

Ability to change without sex change since 1989
(Recognition of Gender Identity Change Act 1988)

Ability to change via self identification since 2021
(Gender Identification and Rights Act 2020)

Third gender

Self identification since 2021
(Gender Identification and Rights Act 2020)

Military

Allowed to serve openly since 1955
(Conscription and Services Act 1955)

Discrimination protections

Sexual orientation protections since 1988 (excl. Myrineos and Xedon)
(Homophobic Discrimination Act 1987)
Nationwide since 2000
(Sexual Equality Act 1999)

Gender identity protections since 1997
(Gender Identity Protections Act 1996)

Family rights

Recognition of relationships

Same-sex marriage and civil partnerships since 2000
(Sexual Equality Act 1999)

Adoption

Joint and stepchild adoption since 2004
(Adoptions and Births Regulations Act 2004)

The distance between your dreams and reality is called action. When you are tired, do not stop- stop when you are done. Anything you truly want is worth fighting for until the end.
- Rebecca Martin

LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, plus) rights in the United Kingdoms of Spereid, Seydon, and Kostona, are regarded as some of the most progressive in Selenia, Koelasia, and the world.

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Yes / No

Notes

Same-sex sexual activity legal

1866 (Brototh)
1879 (Chatsland)
1913 (Aztopiand)
1941 (Albianis)
1981 (Seydon)
2000 (Myrineos and Xedon)
2005 (Kostona)

Equal age of consent (16)

Since 2000

Homosexuality declassified as illness

Since 1987

Official pardon

Since 1987

Civil partnerships for same-sex couples

Since 2000

Civil and religious same-sex marriage

Since 2000

Joint and stepchild adoption for LGBT persons and same-sex couples

Since 2004

Equal access to IVF for all couples and individuals

Since 2004

Same-sex couples as both parents on a birth certificate

Since 2004

Altruistic surrogacy for all couples and individuals

Since 2009

Commercial surrogacy

Banned for heterosexual couples as well

LGBT people allowed to serve openly in military

Since 1955

Transsexualism declassified as an illness

Since 1989

Right to change legal gender

Since 1977 (With sex change)
Since 1989 (With diagnosis)
Since 2021 (Self-identification)

Right to change legal gender without having to end marriage

Since 2009

Right to change legal name without psychiatric or psychological evaluation

Always legal

Third legal gender

Since 2021

Laws against hate speech and inciting crime through an aggravating circumstance based on sexual orientation

Since 1988 (excl. Myrineos and Xedon)
Since 2000 (Nationwide)

Laws against hate speech and inciting crime through an aggravating circumstance based on gender identity

Since 1997

LGBT sex education and relationships taught in schools

Since 2018

MSMs allowed to donate blood

Since 2018

Conversion therapy banned

Since 2000 (de facto as hate speech)
Since 2022 (de jure)

Immigration equality and rights for LGBT individuals and same-sex couples

Since 2004

Recognition of sexual orientation and gender identity for asylum requests

Since 1999

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