Homosexual acts won't be criminalized in the African country on Monday once the new Penal Code goes into effect.
The old provisions which date back to the 1800s when the country was a Portuguese colony contained vague language "committing vices against nature" that was used to incriminate gays. The new Penal Code removes that clause.
They've had a law protecting gay employees from discrimination since 2007 so long before they became legal they already had a national law that the US can't even pass today
They've had a law protecting gay employees from discrimination since 2007 so long before they became legal they already had a national law that the US can't even pass today
I think the main problems with ENDA were at first inclusion of "gender identity" and now the broad and ambigous religious exemptions that made plenty of the sponsors drop it.