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Discrimination is an unjust or prejudicial judgement of things, especially on the grounds of race, sex, or sexuality.

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Over time, more and more countries have made homosexual acts and marriage, socially acceptable and legal. However, most countries still have poor laws regarding the transgender part of the community. Although in Canada, LGBTQ+ people have the same rights as everyone else, the community still faces discrimination in day to day life, such as bullying, hate crimes, and verbal abuse.

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The LGBTQ+ community stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning, along with other sexualities and sexual orientations that are represented by the + in the acronym.

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This article shows the laws surrounding gender transitioning around the word.

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This map shows what country homosexual activities are legal in, along with punishments.

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This article contains 11 maps that show the rights LGBTQ+ people have around the world. Some of them are based around marriage, adoption, and gender transitioning.

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What you need to know about LGBT rights in 11 maps

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These maps provide a snapshot of LGBT rights around the world.

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1. What is the LGBTQ+ community?
2. What exactly is discrimination and how does it connect to the LGBTQ+ community?
3. How has LGBTQ+ discrimination lessened over time?