Venham todos pro Brasil precisamos de imigrantes temos milhões de postos de trabalho e temos muita água limpa e muita comida todos são bem-vindos no Brasil 😊São Paulo é a maior parada gay
This is a list of countries that allows trans people to change their legal gender WITHOUT the need for surgery. In Iran, surgery is forced on gay people against their consent and has nothing to do with trans rights. It’s oppressive and evil and a way to erase gay and lesbian people from existence. This list is about transition without medical intervention or surgery, what Iran does is the exact opposite of this. Educate yourself.
I’ve been to Armenia and yes, I could observe first hand the rampant homophobia. I stayed in Yerevan for 1 month and came away with a new perspective one the country. It is FAR away from ever being capable of joining the EU or civilized world more broadly.
While in Chile the general opinion might not be great, it's not violent, you can be free in the street, even if some people disagree or don't like it, they won't bother you as we like to keep things of this kind to ourselves, plus, given that we have equal rights as a normal citizens, there's no protests that can bother people, and hate crimes are basically non-existant. 🇨🇱 🏳🌈
The map that shows the “death penalty” for homosexuality (marked by deep red) is almost entirely in the Middle East. Think about that, Queers for Palestine. I also like the phrase about Bangladesh having a long record of respect for 3rd gender “until Islam spread across the country”. Don’t let politics make you forget that Islam is the biggest threat to gays and trans people in the entire world.
Queers For Palestine is BS, it’s like cows for steak dinners. A death wish. People who say that and support Palestine clearly don’t know how to use Google. One of the most deadly places on the planet to be LGBTQ and the vast majority of the general population believes it should be illegal to be queer. But people are clueless and just support things blindly without checking to see if it really matches up with the rest of their goals and worldview more generally.
what if Pakistan's laws are actually completely in line with its homophobia? It is nothing unheard of that people prefer surgery to make their children look like the opposite sex instead of accepting an openly visible same sex attracted child.
@@QueerKingdomOfficial I am expecting that this is the case here, probably because of izts proximity to Iran, but also because it seems to me that the more patriarchal and religiously extreme a society is, the more likely they are to accept surgery over basically everything that is considered gender unusual behavior. And its not as if Iran is truly transfriendly, not from what I have heard in interviews. They are just THAT homophobic. And sadly I have seen this going as far back as Ovid's Metamorphosis, where a story was so lesbophobic, the woman in question was turned into a man.
The trans issue is a loophole because the Quran doesn’t mention it, neither did Mohammad according to the Hadith. Certainly, it is not respected in the culture as a whole, and would probably end in death, or how they do it in Iran: if you are caught in a homosexual act, you could end up being forced to transition against your will, so that you become a heterosexual woman instead of being a homosexual man. I suppose that’s better than Saudi Arabia where you can be beheaded for being gay??
@@AbnerAgogo well, that might come down to the old question as to whether it is less bad to be killed right away or to live your life in agony. After all, if you are forced to transition, what sort of life would you really have then?
At first I thought you missed South Africa but yeah, they have tons of medical restrictions on legal transition so honestly makes sense that they don’t make the cut. It’s barbaric what they make trans people go through in South Africa if you do some googling.
Thank you for covering this very interesting trans subject! So many "LGBT and queer" channels only talk about the gays. I love the gays but us trans girls and boys need some attention too ha!
The only country of these 5 I would EVER step foot in is Taiwan. Could not pay me a million dollars to risk myself in the other 4 heavily racist, angry, anti queer, anti East Asian, anti European countries. They have trans rights but gay people are still being offed and it’s culturally acceptance to do so. Rather support countries like Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia etc in the global south. Far superior in every way.
As an African I can confirm that Botswana and Mozambique are some of the best this continent has to offer for LGBT people. And. It's still a disaster. South Africa is alright for now but the blacks are not as supportive as the whites of LGBT and the right of marriage may soon be reversed. Jacob Zuma is a monster and is trying to gain power again so he reverse LGBT rights and avoid justice.
Reading your comment reminds me of some leftists that I have seen who claim homo- and transphobia was introduced by European colonialism into Africa, when I really doubt that. The same claim has been made about East and Southeast Asia and when you look at that region it is clear that they got this very very wrong.
Been looking forward to this one. I find it interesting that really only Taiwan is even good for LGBTQ people and that the rest seem to support trans rights due to ancient cultural reasons but still are extremely homophobic due to Islam and general scapegoating which is common the global south. Great video man.
Brazil is a time bomb, we gained many rights in recent years but after Bolsonaro's presidency everything changed, Lula is a good president but he won't be eternal and the chamber of deputies is full of radical and religious conservatives, everything indicates that from now on In about 10 or 15 years, Brazil becomes an extreme right-wing evangelical dictatorship, I'm already planning and saving money to leave in the future if things get bad for LGBTs.
The church has already adapted to free nonpuritan heterosexuality, but continues to terrorize homosexuals. What hypocrites! Moreover, the religion is your right, not the duty. Religion all the time is management.
We considered retiring in Italy because, um, who isn't! During my research, i found out about how retrograde their society is. I was told ahead of time that Italy is the most conservative country in Western Europe, but I never imagined it was THAT bad. It's not only gay folks. Women are also treated like 💩, and so are the disabled. When I was considering Italy, legislation had been introduced to provide discrimination protections for women, the disabled, and us. The homophobia is such that they preferred denying women and the disabled basic protections in order to deny us. Lets just say that it fell off the list more quickly than a hot gnocchi.
As a gay Brazilian man, I’m very happy to see my country being one of the most protective of LGBTQIA+ rights. I'll give some additional information about Brazil that was not mentioned: 1. If I'm not mistaken, Brazil has the highest percentage of people who identify as LGBTQIA+. It’s 15% (more than 30 million people) of the population; 2. We have the largest LGBTQIA+ parade in the world! And it takes place annually on Paulista Avenue in São Paulo; 3. We currently have 2 transgender deputies in the Brazilian Congress (Erika Hilton and Duda Salabert), a gay governor (Eduardo Leite, from the state of Rio Grande do Sul) and a lesbian governor (Fátima Bezerra, from the state of Rio Grande do Norte - my state <3). 🇧🇷❤️🏳️🌈
I think LatAm is the most lgbt friendly place as gender non conformity is more accepted. I find Europe aside from Spain/Berlin to not be very accepting of gender nonconformity.
I am from Brazil and still live here. Things are getting much better over the years, but prejudice is still frequent. Most people aren't homophobic, but the ones who are have a lot of influence on the population, specially religious people. But I do expect that Brazil will be one of the gay-friendliest countries in the world in 10 or 20 years. Discrimination seems more apparent on social media than in real life, as many are afraid of being arrested for physically assaulting or insulting LGBT people because of our antidiscrimination laws. By the way, the less flamboyant you are, the less most people will care about your sexuality and you will be more respected.
@@QueerKingdomOfficial i agree as i see the rise of evangelicals as a threat to democracy and human rights in Brazil and numbers point out that by 2030 they will be 30% and rising already right now they are working hard to rule back the current rights that the LGBTQ community in Brazil have gain.
Terrifying, and makes me sick because I personally know a lot of the kind of people in the USA contributing to this crap overseas. They are trying to destroy the modern free world and need to be stopped. The fundamentalist Christians are basically as bad as the Islamists. Different name for the same bigotry.
Sim, mas as novas gerações são nossa última esperança. Apesar da maioria dos jovens terem uma religião, a maioria deles não são preconceituosos ou respeitam quando não gostam.
@@flawyerlawyertv7454 Enquanto a qualidade nas escolas nas periferias serem horríveis nao adianta os fundamentalistas evangélicos vai ganhar a batalha.
i am from a less developed region in brazil and my high school was very lgbtqiapn+ accepting, we had lessons about human rights and diversity. one day, one of the school's coordinators, who was a +70 year old woman, came in my class just to talk about trans rights!
Love this video,so much information ! Latin america is so big,diverse,its crazy that to the most of the world latin america is Mexico,when its much more,from the deserts of mexico,to the amazon,Andes,the cold patagonia its so pretty and colerfull and most important LGBT friendly !
