Zhirveniayya Temipre te Kallzhir Uvenital
Federal Human Rights Commission
Condemnation of Discriminatory Laws in Akarina
Statement
The Krauanagaz Federal Human Rights Commission (FHRC) expresses its profound dismay and condemnation regarding the recent enactment of discriminatory laws in Akarina. These laws, which criminalize same-sex sexual activity and prohibit legal gender changes, represent a severe violation of fundamental human rights and freedoms.
The new legislation, which penalizes same-sex sexual activity with up to five days in jail and a 6,000-Rū fine, is a blatant attack on the LGBTQ+ community. This law not only infringes on the basic rights of individuals to express their identities and love freely but also perpetuates a culture of discrimination and intolerance that Southern Cordilia knows all too well. The FHRC stands firmly against any form of legislation that seeks to marginalize and oppress individuals based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Furthermore, the prohibition on legal gender changes is a retrogressive measure that denies individuals the right to self-identify and live authentically. By dismissing the legitimate concerns and needs of transgender and non-binary individuals, the Akarinan government is woefully disregarding the principles of dignity, respect, and equality that should be the cornerstone of any just society. The government’s statement asking people to worry about “actual issues” is not only dismissive but also undermines the lived experiences and struggles of countless individuals seeking only recognition and acceptance.
The FHRC calls upon the Akarinan government to repeal these unjust laws immediately and to uphold the universal principles of human rights and equality.
Human rights are universal and indivisible, and the FHRC remains committed to advocating for the rights of all people. We stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community at home, in Akarina, and around the world. Our commitment to fight against discrimination and to promote equality and justice for all stands unwavering.
Signed,
Zhirveniayya Temipre te Kallzhir Uvenital
High Commissioner for Human Rights
Elowen Serak