LGBT history in South Korea - significado y definición. Qué es LGBT history in South Korea
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Qué (quién) es LGBT history in South Korea - definición


LGBT history in South Korea         
The modern South Korean LGBT rights movement arose in the 1990s, with several small organizations seeking to combat sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination.
LGBT rights in South Korea         
  • Daegu Pride parade 2014. On the right of the photograph are police officers. They were deployed to protect the participants as several protestors had tried to violently disrupt the event.
  • Seoul Pride parade 2015
  • Participants at the 2014 [[Seoul Queer Culture Festival]]
  • Bans discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation}}
  • No
  • Yes
RIGHTS OF LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER PEOPLE IN SOUTH KOREA
Gay rights in South Korea; GLBT rights in South Korea; LGBT in South Korea; Homosexuality in Korea; Reciprocal rape; Homosexuality in South Korea; Transgender rights in South Korea; Public opinion on LGBT rights in South Korea; LGBT culture in South Korea
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people in South Korea face legal challenges and discrimination not experienced by non-LGBT individuals. While male and female same-sex sexual activity is legal in South Korea, marriage or other forms of legal partnership are not available to same-sex partners.
History of the Jews in South Korea         
ASPECT OF HISTORY
Jews in South Korea; Antisemitism in South Korea; History of the Jews in North Korea; Judaism in South Korea; Korean Jews
The first sizable Jewish presence in Korea was during the Korean War, when hundreds of Jewish soldiers participated in the American-led effort to repel a communist attempt to control the whole Korean Peninsula. Among the participants was Chaim Potok, who served as a chaplain.