The world is changing. There are a lot of countries which have adapted their laws to recognize the rights of its homosexual citizens. There is an enormous multicolored wave that is sweeping the globe. What was once a shameful taboo is now getting openly accepted. With the legalization of the same-sex marriage in Brazil, England, France, and Wales the total number of nations where same-sex marriage is legal has risen to seventeen. Tony Pitman, a Melbourne-based activist has created a list of such countries along with their population estimates. As of January 2014, seven hundred million people live in a country where same-sex marriage is legal. The current worldwide population is approximately seven billion. That means that 10 percent of all …show more content…
In 2013, Brazil passed the same-sex marriage law, the second Latin American country to do so... The most interesting thing to learn about this destination is that 14.3% of Rio de Janeiro's population is gay.
5. Germany is Almost Entirely Gay
The German population is accepting of homosexuals. Very impressive, 87 percent of German citizens responded positively to the Pew survey. A vast number of LGBT festivals is celebrated in this country. Many of such events have achieved legendary status, every major town in the country has some sort of gay event. Thousands of people attend these celebrations. The only reason the country is in the 5th position is because of its failure to have a same-sex marriage law. As a visitor, however, you will have a blast in Germany.
4. Canada is a Gay Country
Canada was a leader in the field of gay rights for a long period of time. Same-sex marriage has been legal since 2003. All anti-gay propaganda is banned in the country. The Impressive 80 percent of Canadians answered the survey in a positive manner. The summer is a perfect time to go to Canada, with most huge Canadian cities holding LGBT events. Montreal is well known for its gay village, a definite destination to