<h3>Did you know that in some ways women have more rights than men in third-world countries?</h3>
Female homosexuality is legal, but male homosexuality is NOT in these rather so called 'women-hating' countries:
Sierra Leone (5 year jail for gay men)
Mauritius (as above)
Seychelles (whilst banning anti-gay remarks for women, gay men would get 14 years)
Lesotho
Swaziland
Zimbabwe
Grenada (10 year jail)
Palestine (as above)
Tonga (as above)
Jamaica (10 year hard labor)
Turkmenistan (2 year sentence)
Uzbekistan (as above)
Singapore (as above) - shocked, I thought Singapore was a forward country...
Micronesia region (most of its countries have that law)
Sad, if a country were to ban gay females doing it but not gay guys, the UN would've forced change it and it would've been on the news everyday regarding how chauvinistic, female hating and disgustingly sexist it is. But if it's banning gay dudes, it's nothing at all, it's normal. Pfft...
@Pearl...um, no...This question is telling you that third world countries are rather more fond of women than of men in SOME WAYS (I mean, many women complain about third world countries and how sexist they are...well not now they aren't). So my question is telling you to smile up - we can be treated worse than you. :)
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<p><i>Answer by The Cartoonist</i><br/>I didn't know that. This makes them "people hating" I guess.</p>
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