THE STUDY OF SEX AND GENDER TO OVERCOME DISCRIMINATION OF LGBTQ IN INDONESIA

Penulis

  • Qomariatul Kurnia
  • Dion Tira Erlangga

Kata Kunci:

LGBTQ, dicriminnation, Gender, Intolerance

Abstrak

Indonesia is without a doubt known as a majority rule country, which is a type of government wherein all residents have equivalent freedoms to pursue choices that can completely change them. Be that as it may, there are as yet many instances of prejudice, one of which is huge scope narrow mindedness towards minorities, for example, LGBTQ individuals. Indonesia is as yet viewed as one of the homophobic nations due to the strict standards and decides that confine the development of LGBTQ individuals. Controlling activities for gay people can land an individual in jail. LGBTQ segregation additionally happens for some teens, they can't be who they truly are even between their nearest loved ones and have no free space in the public eye. Schooling about orientation and sexuality is required here in Indonesia to have the option to give more extensive training to the local area, which in the end is supposed to increment local area resistance towards LGBTQ individuals particularly teenegers. This study utilized a subjective strategy by dispersing polls namelessly at irregular to a few witnesses. Moreover, supporting information from different writings were utilized to help this exploration.

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