Rojtavs Editor

She/They | Pro-LGBTQ+ | Lesbian and transgirl | Ronja
Location: FinlandJoined
17
Total Contributions
2
New Entries
15
Edits
4
Accurate Votes
(0.24 Per Contribution)

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  • Uusimaa 2024
    I checked all of them when I live here. Most people treat me well like everyone LGBTQ+ person. It's amazing that this region is the most LGBTQ+ friendly.

Recent Edits

Rojtavs edited an entry in Czech Republic.
"Replaced"
Blood donations by MSMs: Banned (1-year deferral) from (unknown) to (none).
No
Sources: No
Rojtavs edited an entry in region.
"Replaced entry"
: N/A from (unknown) to Apr 22, 2009.
There is no law in Suriname to change gender
Rojtavs edited an entry in region.
"Removed entry"
: Ambiguous from (unknown) to (none).
Entry has been removed
Sources: ksksdk.com
Rojtavs edited an entry in Honduras.
"Fixed statue"
Blood donations by MSMs: Banned (indefinite deferral) from (unknown) to (none).
No
Sources: No
Rojtavs edited an entry in Haiti.
"Replaced other date and source and added description"
Homosexual activity: Legal from May 27, 1986 to (none).
Rojtavs edited an entry in Slovenia.
"New law"
Conversion therapy: Banned from (unknown) to (none).
Conversion therapy is banned in Slovenia
Rojtavs edited an entry in Denmark.
"Replace status and description"
Legal recognition of non-binary gender: Recognized from Sep 12, 2014 to (none).
The Danish government allows the 'X' gender marker in passports.
Rojtavs edited an entry in Hawaii.
"Fixed description"
Same-sex adoption: Legal from (unknown) to (none).
In April 2021, the Hawaii legislature passed a bill to recognise parentage for same-sex couples who are unmarried. However: David Ige (The Governor of Hawaii) hasn’t signed or vetoed the bill…
Rojtavs edited an entry in Thailand.
"Due to the fact that most Thais support legal gay marriage."
Same-sex marriage: Unrecognized from (unknown) to (none).
Thailand currently does not recognize gay marriages. Legal gay marriage pending.
Rojtavs edited an entry in Cuba.
"Fixed statue"
Homosexual activity: Illegal (imprisonment as punishment) from (unknown) to 1979.
Article 303 prohibits homosexual behaviours (punishable by 3 months in prison and/or financial fines)
Rojtavs edited an entry in Cuba.
"Fixed statue"
Homosexual activity: Legal from 1979 to (none).
Private, non-commercial sexual relations between same-sex consenting adults 16 and over have been legal in Cuba since 1979.
Rojtavs edited an entry in Panama.
"Wrong word "LGBTQ+""
Blood donations by MSMs: Banned (indefinite deferral) from (unknown) to (none).
No
Sources: No
Rojtavs edited an entry in Panama.
"Fixed statue"
Blood donations by MSMs: Banned (indefinite deferral) from (unknown) to (none).
Panamanians and foreigners are not allowed to donate blood, LBGTQ+ people too.
Rojtavs edited an entry in Massachusetts.
"Fixed description"
Censorship of LGBT issues: No censorship from (unknown) to (none).
No lgbt censorship in oregon, lgbt issues are often talked about in schools and middle/high school teachers are not discouraged to talk about lgbt history.
Rojtavs edited an entry in Hawaii.
"Redo date"
Same-sex marriage: Other type of partnership from (unknown) to 1997.
In 1997, the state established reciprocal beneficiary relationships, open to all couples as well as blood relatives, offering numerous spousal rights including the ability to sue for wrongful death…
Rojtavs created an entry in Hawaii.
Same-sex marriage: Civil unions (marriage rights) from Jan 1, 2012 to Dec 2, 2013.
Governor Linda Lingle vetoed a civil union law in 2010. Governor Neil Abercrombie signed the same legislation on February 23, 2011, the first law he signed as governor. The law went into effect on…
Rojtavs created an entry in Hawaii.
Same-sex marriage: Other type of partnership from 1997 to Jan 1, 2012.
In 1997, the state established reciprocal beneficiary relationships, open to all couples as well as blood relatives, offering numerous spousal rights including the ability to sue for wrongful death…