On Tuesday May 17 was held on International Day Against Homophobia, transphobia and biphobia. event so far has had broad support, both international organizations such as political parties.
Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, also was making it clear during this day the U.S. government's rejection of discrimination that continues to exert on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity.
"In all parts of the world, men and women are persecuted and attacked for who they are or want to be. Homophobia, transphobia and brutal hostility associated with it often have their roots in the lack of understanding of what it means to be lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT). So to combat this terrible scourge and break the cycle of fear and violence, we must work together to improve education and upport who are against laws criminalizing promote love and hate. commemorate the International Day Against Homophobia, the 17th of May, going to resolve and redouble our efforts, "said Clinton.
" On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I am proud reaffirm our support for the LGBT community in this country and abroad, and demand an end to discrimination and abuse of LGBT people wherever it occurs. Whether by supporting LGBT advocates marching in Belgrade, leading projects of the United Nations to reaffirm the human rights of LGBT people or condemning an inhuman law being studied in Uganda, we are committed to our friends and allies in all regions of the world who are fighting for equality and justice. It is not Western concepts, are universal human rights. Despite these achievements and hard work, there is much to do to turn the tide of inequality and discrimination against the LGBT community. If you are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, you know that America is with you and we are steadfast in our commitment to end this cycle of hatred " christancar@hotmail.es
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