Brazil’s Supreme Court Criminalizes Homophobic Acts

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Brazil’s Supreme Court Criminalizes Homophobic Acts
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The top court acted after the nation’s Congress failed to do so

Brazil’s constitution allows the high court to impose remedies in the event of a lack of action by lawmakers. On Thursday, the 11-member court voted 8-3 that violence and other crimes against gay people and transsexuals motivated by their orientation should be judged under a current antiracism.

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