Human rights campaign (HRC) announced that first state of national emergencyon the basis of its decision on the prevalence of laws in national parliaments For the purpose of regulating the lives of queer people.
HRC Confirmed that more than 70 Bills have been cleared in this Legislature Considered anti-LGBTQ+, double than last year. The HRC said that about 525 bills were introduced by Republicans, including more than 220 that affect transgender people.
The HRC noted that the number of these bills introduced has increased steadily in recent years, standing at 115 in 2015.
As a result, with more families LGBTQ+ members The HRC, which based its information on survey data and parents’ stories, said they have faced threats, and some have chosen to move to safer places.
The statement included a “know before you go” guide to help LGBTQ+ people navigate the state’s growing legislation.
HRC President Kelly Robinson named Florida, Tennessee and Texas as the collectively most hostile states, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis had “weaponized his position.”
These laws promoted by the LGBTQ+ Republican establishment — and coordinated and well-funded extremist groups like the Alliance Defending Freedom, the Heritage Foundation, and the Family Policy Alliance — insist on trying to control our families and lives,” Robinson said. Narration.
The Alliance Defending Freedom called the HRC’s statement “reprehensible”, which claims to be committed to religious freedom, parental rights and the “sanctity of life”.
Senior vice president Jeremy Tedesco said in a statement: “Let no wrongful accusation deter us from our mission.”
