Paris to declare itself an ‘LGBTQI+ freedom zone’
Issued on: Paris city hall wants a truly rainbow capital AFP - LUDOVIC MARIN 3 min In a symbolic gesture to embrace sexual and gender minorities, the city of Paris marked International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia by announcing it will declare itself an LGBTQI+ freedom zone . It also hosted the Global Conference on the rights and inclusion of LGBTI+ youth. Advertising Read more
Paris city hall said on Monday that it wanted to show its strong international support for [LGBTQI+] people under threat and would present a motion to declare the entire capital a LGBTQI+ freedom zone at the next Paris council meeting in early June.
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