Here is a list of some Anti-Family Recommendations given to Togo to boost its human rights situation
119.32 Enact reforms to eliminate all forms of
discrimination, including gender discrimination, and reform the Criminal Code in
order to decriminalize consensual sexual acts between adults of the same sex
(Mexico);
119.38 Amend the Criminal Code
to decriminalize sexual relationships between consenting adults of the same
sex, and prohibit all forms of violence and discrimination based on sexual
orientation and gender identity (Portugal);
119.44 Repeal the provisions of
the Criminal Code that criminalize consensual relationships between adults of
the same sex (Spain);
119.46 Decriminalize same-sex
consensual relations to protect the human rights of all, regardless of sexual
orientation or gender identity (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland);
119.56 Introduce legislation prohibiting
discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity and expression
(Canada);
119.69 Decriminalize
homosexuality by amending the Criminal Code (Luxembourg);
119.70 Take measures to protect
sexual minorities from all forms of violence and marginalization (Slovenia);
119.71 Decriminalize sexual
relations between consenting adults of the same sex and adopt comprehensive
legislation that clearly prohibits discrimination on the basis of sexual
orientation, gender identity and expression, and sex characteristics (Iceland);
119.72 Strengthen its policy to
address gender equality and the elimination of discrimination based on sexual
orientation (Timor-Leste);
119.73 Reaffirm its commitment
to the principles of equality and non-discrimination, including through the
prompt decriminalization of sexual relations between same-sex consenting adults
(Uruguay);
119.74 Take all necessary
measures to guarantee the protection of people who are discriminated against on
the basis of their sexual orientation or gender identity, and of the
organizations that defend them (Argentina);
119.75 Decriminalize consensual
same-sex relations (Australia);
119.76 Make the necessary
efforts to strengthen laws to ensure that sexual orientation and gender
identity are included among the grounds for the prohibition of discrimination,
in order to avoid impunity for acts of discrimination based on them (Chile);
119.77 Effectively combat all
forms of discrimination, including those based on sexual orientation and gender
identity, and decriminalize same-sex relations (France);
119.79 Decriminalize consensual adult same-sex relations and combat
discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Italy);
119.108 Strengthen efforts
to address violence against women, children and against all persons on the
basis of their sexual orientation and gender identity, including measures to
prevent violence and support survivors, as well as by removing obstacles that
prevent access to justice (Fiji);
119.145 Adapt regulations to
ensure access to sexual and reproductive health services and comprehensive
sexuality education for men, women, girls and boys across the country
(Luxembourg);
119.151 Ensure universal and
safe access to abortion and the right to other sexual and reproductive health
services (Iceland);
119.151 Ensure universal and
safe access to abortion and the right to other sexual and reproductive health
services (Iceland);
Will Togo accept or Reject them?
The Recommendations are be examined by Togo, which is expected to provide responses no later than the fiftieth session of the Human Rights Council in June 2022
This is a call to Action to whoever can intervene for the sake of our children!!!
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