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Grenada

March 21, 2018

Eastern Caribbean: LGBT People Face Bias, Violence

Discriminatory laws in Eastern Caribbean countries make LGBT people targets for discrimination, violence and abuse.

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    Jason (pseudonym), a 40-year-old gay man from Barbados.

    March 21, 2018

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    Eastern Caribbean: LGBT People Face Bias, Violence
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