Our exercise for the next week is about Gay rights and the different laws in the world to that topic.a. Which countries allow same- marriage?
I think the map is not really topical and it shows not the current status, for example Austria is not quoted here as a same marriage country.
But never mind.
b. In which countries is :censored: punishable by life imprisonment?
There are some countries who allow the same marriage generate by the alphabet:
Austria, Belgium, Canada, Finland, Norway, Netherland, Portugal, Spain, South Africa and Schweden
In the United States of America the current situation shows the following picture:
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa, Vermont, New Hampshire and the District of Columbia are opened for this kind of partnership.
In these countries you received a live sentence: Bangladesh, Singapore, Pakistan, Mynama Sierra Leone, Barbados, Guan,
c. In which countries does :censored: carry the death penalty?
But in some countries you face the death penalty: Yemen, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Sudan,
d. What do you think are the reasons for the significant differences in laws concerning :censored: worldwide?
In my view it is certainly justified in the special habits. Europeans are considered to be more liberal and an another reason for the strict reclamations in each countries in Asia or Africa. I think it
is a question of faith. Countries with an Islamic background have exceedingly strong strict penalties.
