LGBT rights in the Central African Republic

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1 Law on Homosexuality
2 Protection based on sexual orientation in law
3 Recognition of same sex couples
4 Gay life in the country

[edit] Law on Homosexuality

There is no law against homosexuality. Homosexual behaviour is not mentioned as a criminal offence in the penal code. The age of consent is equalized.

[edit] Protection based on sexual orientation in law

There is no legal protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation.

[edit] Recognition of same sex couples

There is no legal recognition of same-sex couples.

[edit] Gay life in the country

No information about gay life in the country.

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