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UK judges begin hearing appeal over Trinidad and Tobago anti-gay law

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Natricia Duncan, Kejan Haynes and Lisa O’Carroll
UK judges begin hearing appeal over Trinidad and Tobago anti-gay law
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UK judges are hearing an appeal regarding the legality of colonial-era laws in Trinidad and Tobago that criminalize same-sex intimacy. The case challenges a previous ruling that reinstated these laws after they were initially struck down.

A pride arts festival in Port of Spain, Trinidad, in July 2018. A pride arts festival in Port of Spain, Trinidad, in July 2018. Trinidad and Tobago UK judges begin hearing appeal over Trinidad and Tobago anti-gay law Activist is challenging ruling last year that restored colonial-era homophobic law against same-sex intimacy

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