Is Homosexuality Criminalized at Commonwealth of the Nations? Hear from Tom Daley

Daley talked about conscientious negotiations to deal with the criminalization of homosexuality. It’s an issue that is in the verse of eradication but deep-rooted in the mindset of conservative people.

Meanwhile, Tom Daley, who was featured in the BBC documentary Tom Daley: Illegal to Be Me, pinpointed the criminalization of LGBTQ in the Commonwealth Games. Similarly, he captioned his photo with a group of athletes said,

“In over half of the Commonwealth countries, homosexuality is still a crime and in 3 of those countries the maximum penalty is the death sentence.”

Is Homosexuality criminalized in the Commonwealth of the Nations?

Homosexuality pertains to remaining criminal in the majority of countries of the Commonwealth of Nations. 35 out of 54 countries criminalize sexual orientation, gender identity, expression, and the sexual acts of homosexual people.

Though LGBTQ rights are prioritized in many developed countries but revolution is a necessity in the Commonwealth of Nations. According to the wiki, in countries where consensual homosexuality is punishable, around 174 million are estimated to be LGBT and may come out someday.

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Who is Tom Daley?

Tom Daley is a British celebrity diving reality star from the TV show Splash. He is the Olympic gold medallist diver who achieved the men’s synchronized 10-meter platform event at the 2020 Olympics.

Olympian Daley is also a Youtube content creator who has around 1.2 M subscribers. He uploads lifestyle, vlogs, and other content. Further, he is an LGBTQ who married American Oscar-winning film screenwriter, director, and producer Dustin Lance Black at Bovey Castle in Devon on 6 May 2017. Read more bio…

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