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The worst & safest countries for LGBTQ+ travel in 2019


Erotica

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Regina George
36 minutes ago, Economy said:

And money for same sex couples? What is the reasoning behind that? :rip:

I don’t know really but I guess it’s like financial help for them of some kind... Maybe it’s only implied for immigrant gay couples ..

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Thomas P

Canada stay winning :ohwell:

I’m a simple guy to please, if you like Melodrama, we chill.
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Simple rules to abide by: does the country/city have gay pride events and a gay district?  If so, it is fine.  Does the country block grindr?  If so, avoid.

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I grew up in Canada and experienced a lot of homophobia, It’s sad to think that in the second safest country, it can still be hard. I can’t imagine how hard it must be and I feel lucky even though I’ve experienced homophobia a lot. When I was living in the countryside, I experienced it daily at school and a lot of times at work. I got beat up, insulted, bullied, received death threats or people would avoid talking or touching me. Since I moved into the biggest city in my province, I have never experienced any homophobia at all. Urban areas are way safer than the countryside. 

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Sarah H

No real surprises on either of those lists to me. It's a shame so many places/people in the world are still so unaccepting of LGBTQ+ people though. 

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Erotica
7 minutes ago, pachinko said:

Where is Japan?  I'm traveling there soon. 

Japan is on place 78 of the most dangerous countries.

Poor is the man whose pleasures depend on the permission of another
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pachinko
12 minutes ago, Bellatrix said:

Japan is on place 78 of the most dangerous countries.

I might be fine per google:

"Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity is banned in certain cities, including Tokyo. Tokyo Rainbow Pride has been held annually since 2012, with attendance increasing every year. A 2015 opinion poll found that a majority of Japanese support the legalisation of same-sex marriage." 

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