Stand der gleichgeschlechtlichen Adoption weltweit
Von _crazyboyhere_
Stand der gleichgeschlechtlichen Adoption weltweit
Von _crazyboyhere_
22 Kommentare
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Holland lost their war against the sea I see
Italy really shows how much more conservative it is compared to the rest of Western Europe when it comes to LGBT rights.
Wasn’t there a study that says gay couples make better parents?
Edit: https://www.sociology.ox.ac.uk/article/new-study-indicates-children-raised-same-sex-parents-perform-better-school
A lot of the World is still backwards.
r/mapswithoutthenetherlands
Can someone explain joint vs second parent?
What does second parent adoption mean?
Israel a tiny shape of green in a sea of red.
I’m glad your title accurately conveyed the intended meaning. This isn’t about ‘LGBT couples’ at all; it specifically applies to same-sex couples regardless of their sexual orientation, whether they’re lesbian gay or bisexual.
Seems a little misleading? Just because a country doesn’t have a law allowing it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s illegal?
Japan let’s get it together
Funny fact … most gay people come from straight families
I think a lot of people, especially Europeans and Americans, do not realize just how much LGBTQ+ people and anything to do with them is still largely frowned upon in the rest of the world.
Italy needs to get with the times! 🏳️🌈
its so stupid that this is even a thing
clown world
Usual suspects.
There’s actually no rule in India I believe.
Thailand should be green. Also, what happened to the Netherlands?
Shocked to see Czech Republic in red I thought they were genuinely more progressive than that
Do any countries allow single men to adopt children? Why not?