No. There are openly gay people. Turkey is more tolerant than most Muslim nations.
It is not a crime but it is somewhat dangerous. Homosexuality and sex change is possible and legal but majority of the public is Muslim and according to Islam; homosexuality is a very big sin. Openly gay people in Turkey are usually kicked out by their parents. Some of them are even murdered. Because of that; gay people usually end up on the street as prostitutes.
A homosexual offender is someone who has committed a crime that is unrelated to their sexual orientation but may be prosecuted for their actions due to their sexual identity. It is important to note that being homosexual does not make someone more likely to commit a crime.
Countries with some of the highest violent crime rates per capita include Venezuela, South Africa, El Salvador, and Honduras. These countries often struggle with issues such as poverty, inequality, and organized crime, leading to higher rates of violence.
The characteristics of an organized crime scene include careful planning, control, and lack of evidence, while disorganized crime scenes are typically chaotic, impulsive, and messy. Organized crime scenes tend to involve a deliberate selection of victims and may show evidence of the offender's attempt to cover their tracks. Disorganized crime scenes often reflect a lack of planning, with the victim being chosen randomly and the crime being committed spontaneously.
Yes, being incarcerated means being in jail or prison as a result of committing a crime.
Gay rape refers to any non-consensual sexual activity that occurs between individuals of the same gender. Rape is considered a crime because it violates the survivor's right to autonomy over their body and their right to consent to sexual activity. It is important to recognize that both men and women can be survivors of rape, and that the gender of the individuals involved does not change the nature of the crime.
Being gay is allowed in every state. Homosexuality is not a crime.
Because in religions such as Christianity, it is thought of as evil and unatural.
As of 2013, gay people lack many of the rights that straight people have. They cannot marry. They cannot do joint adoptions. They can be fired from their jobs for being gay, and they can be beaten up without it being a "hate crime."
There are incidents of gay and lesbian people occasionally being beaten all over the country, not just Wisconsin. However, it is considered a hate crime, and generally not well tolerated. Beating someone is a crime. Beating someone just because of their race, religion, or sexuality is in additional crime.
No. The Christian Bible says "Judge not, lest ye be judged." Furthermore, being a gay person is not a crime (at least in the first world) so there is nothing to judge.
Yes, in some countries. I know it is not a crime in Britain, Canada or Sweden for starters.
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Yes. being gay or lesbian is bad. it is a crime against nature.
You don't get rights for being gay. In fact, depending on where you live, you lose rights for being gay.
Being gay and out means that it is not a secret that you are gay
Being gay and out means that it is not a secret that you are gay