LGBT rights in New Illyricum

LGBT rights in New Illyricum
Status	Legal since 1997
Gender identity	Transgender people can change legal gender since 1997
Military	Not allowed to serve
Family rights
Recognition of relationships	Same-sex marriage legal since 1997
Adoption	Legal since 1997

Legal status of homosexuality per country.
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Homosexuality Illegal

  Illegal with imprisonment or death penalty

  Prison (de jure) but not enforced

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Homosexuality Legal

  Laws restricting expression

  Same-sex unions recognized

  Same-sex marriage recognized

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Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) have relative freedom in New Illyricum. LGBT people faced significant discrimination and attacks throughout the twentieth century until Grand Marshall of the Union Juleo Faeo passed the Popular Rights Bill in 1997. In the bill, being LGBT was legalized, as was adopting, and same sex marriage. However due to the fact that no major anti-discrimination bill was passed, LGBT people still face some discrimination in the country, and all LGBT people are barred from entering the military.