In landmark decision, Brazil SC rules homophobia punishable by prison
- Brazil's Supreme Court has ruled that homophobic slurs are now a punishable offense with prison sentences, aligning it with the existing legislation against racist hate speech.
- The court's decision grants LGBTQ+ citizens equal protection under the law and extends legal protections by including individual attacks, not just slurs against the community as a whole.
- This ruling is celebrated by rights activists as a victory against LGBTQ+ discrimination in Brazil, a country with a high incidence of violence targeting the community, and follows 228 recorded murders of LGBTQ+ individuals in the country last year.
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