Wikipedia:Wiki Loves Pride/2016/Remote Participation

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Following initial outreach, campaign organizers received messages from multiple people around the world who expressed a desire, but also an inability, to publicly organize a LGBT events in their city or country. For this reason, a page for Remote Participation was created as a hub for online activity.

Here, you may ask questions, request assistance, voice concerns and collaborate with other online participants around the world. We welcome and encourage you to share the results of your work throughout the month of June here.

Topics

LGBT in the Middle East, created June 25, 2014
LGBT rights by country or territory
List of LGBT rights articles by region

Online participants

Proud to support Wiki Loves Pride, but unable to attend an in-person meetup? Women in Red is sponsoring an online Pride editathon here.

Feel free to add your name here:

MRG90 (talk)

Orlando

This page is dedicated to the 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting, for anyone who wants to discuss ‪Wikipedia‬'s coverage, add pictures, or leave messages of condolence.

Results

Same-sex intercourse illegal. Penalties:
Death	Prison; death not enforced
Death under militias	Prison, with arrests or detention
Prison, not enforced¹
Same-sex intercourse legal. Recognition of unions:
Marriage	Extraterritorial marriage²
Civil unions	Limited domestic
Limited foreign	Optional certification
None	Restrictions of expression, not enforced
Restrictions of association with arrests or detention

	Neither	States which did not support either declaration
	Non-member states	States that are not voting members of the United Nations
	Oppose	States which supported an opposing declaration in 2008 and continued their opposition in 2011
	Subsequent member	South Sudan, did not exist in 2008
	Support	States which supported the LGBT rights declaration in the General Assembly or on the Human Rights Council in 2008 or 2011