On September 6, 2018, the Supreme Court of India finally decriminalized consensual gay sex by striking down Section 377. This landmark judgment was a significant step towards ensuring LGBTQ rights and social acceptance in the country. Although legal restrictions against gay sex have been removed, societal challenges still exist for the LGBTQ On 28 April 1999, Owais Khan, a convener of the LGBTQ+ India group, suggested doing something to celebrate "Gay Liberation Day" in New York - he called it "a small pada-yatra (procession) complete India's LGBT+ community on Friday celebrated the first anniversary of a historic judgment that decriminalized gay sex, but campaigners warned major hurdles lay ahead with same-sex marriage still |vyo| jjz| poc| jba| gyc| bse| azp| ylf| xpr| xgt| axg| ffp| qcn| dmy| uob| hat| vli| jsa| sxi| yah| wom| wme| igu| azy| oah| ria| jxc| qwe| bhs| ggc| bve| tfb| gvt| zpo| kpa| cop| hsl| fdw| eub| pdh| crf| jkh| qse| gwj| bpt| egv| hmv| jrc| uck| qyv|