Prava LGBTIQ-osoba na Barbadosu

Prava LGBT osoba u Barbadosu
	Lokacija Barbadosa
Pravni status	Ilegalno
Kazna:	Doživotna zatvorska kazna
Obiteljska prava
Priznanje; partnerstva	Nije priznato

LGBTIQ-osobe mogu naići na diskriminaciju na Barbadosu. Homoseksualni spolni odnosi su zabranjeni; kazna je doživotni zatvor. Ipak, sam se zakon rijetko upotrebljava te su homoseksualci "slobodni" imati spolne odnose, i gejevi, i lezbijke.

Moguće je da će odredbe u zakonu koje spominju homoseksualni spolni odnos biti maknute.^[1]

Ne postoje zakoni koji bi štitili homoseksualne osobe od diskriminacije. Ipak, neki istospolni parovi uspijevaju živjeti u miru, ne dajući do znanja drugim stanovnicima da su homoseksualni ili biseksualni.^[2]

Izvori

↑ Capital Xtra - Gay around the world
↑ "Travel & living abroad (Barbados) - Local laws and customs" Foreign & Commonwealth Office (UK) travnja 2010 http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/travel-and-living-abroad/travel-advice-by-country/north-central-america/barbados Pristupljeno 7. travnja 2010. "Barbados, in common with much of the English speaking Caribbean, has a very conservative attitude to homosexuality and homophobic views are unfortunately common. Contrary to popular belief, homosexuality itself is not illegal although sodomy remains a criminal offence. However, the penalties set out in the 1992 Sexual Offences Act concerning sexual relations between members of the same sex are rarely enforced when this takes place in private. There is no overtly public gay scene in Barbados and no gay and lesbian publications. However, many gay Bajans couples are known and live together without problems by maintaining a low profile."

[1] Capital Xtra - Gay around the world

[2] "Travel & living abroad (Barbados) - Local laws and customs" Foreign & Commonwealth Office (UK) travnja 2010 http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/travel-and-living-abroad/travel-advice-by-country/north-central-america/barbados Pristupljeno 7. travnja 2010. "Barbados, in common with much of the English speaking Caribbean, has a very conservative attitude to homosexuality and homophobic views are unfortunately common. Contrary to popular belief, homosexuality itself is not illegal although sodomy remains a criminal offence. However, the penalties set out in the 1992 Sexual Offences Act concerning sexual relations between members of the same sex are rarely enforced when this takes place in private. There is no overtly public gay scene in Barbados and no gay and lesbian publications. However, many gay Bajans couples are known and live together without problems by maintaining a low profile."

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