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Trinidad and Tobago justice system decriminalises homosexuality

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Map: Trinité-et-Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago’s justice system has decriminalised homosexuality, ending sentences of up to five years for “sodomy” and two years for “gross indecency”. The decision changes the criminal framework applicable to same-sex relations in the Caribbean state, according to Le Monde.

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