LGBT rights in Djibouti:
[edit] Homosexuality laws
The laws regarding homosexuality in Djibouti are vague and can sometimes be confusing, but it is generally understood that homosexuality is de facto illegal.[1]
Most people interpret the Constitution of Djibouti as decriminalizing homosexuality, but the government tends to adhere to Islamic law more than constitutional law, rendering homosexuality illegal.
[edit] Gay life in Djibouti
Because of a largely homophobic Muslim majority, homosexuals are not able to have much in way of a social life. If homosexuals in Djibouti wish to pursue their orientation, they must do it in secret, to avoid oppression from the government, or people in general.[2]
- ^ UNHCR - Refworld Redirect
- ^ illiberal attitudes
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