Persistent homophobia across Europe continues to force gays and lesbians to live in hiding, damaging peoples' health and careers and preventing them from reporting incidents of homophobic crime, according to the findings of a European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights report. Western Europe is broadly more open to same-sex relationships than countries in the East.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Homophobia destroys lives
Persistent homophobia across Europe continues to force gays and lesbians to live in hiding, damaging peoples' health and careers and preventing them from reporting incidents of homophobic crime, according to the findings of a European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights report. Western Europe is broadly more open to same-sex relationships than countries in the East.
