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Japan needs a LGBT Anti-Discrimination Law equivalent to
the standards of other industrially-developed countries.
In contemporary Japan, people are bullied and cornered just for being LGBT.
Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity is an innate quality rather than a choice.
Many children who suffer a lack of understanding
from their friends or families feel compelled to
commit suicide. LGBT Anti-Discrimination Laws
have been legislated in developed countries including
all EU members, UK, Australia, and America (in some states).
The United Nations have followed suit, and Anti-Discrimination Laws
are now becoming a global standard.
Developing a diversity-conscious environment supports not only
those children who have difficulties with their sexual orientation or
gender identity, but also other non-LGBT children to become more thoughtful and accepting.
We seek to achieve a LGBT Anti-Discrimination Law
equivalent to the standards of other industrially-developed countries.
