<p>Meskipun Republik Dominika mungkin bukan pusat budaya LGBTQ di Karibia, Republik Dominika memiliki komunitas gay yang sedang berkembang, terutama di daerah perkotaan seperti Santo Domingo. Malecon di Santo Domingo menawarkan tempat-tempat seperti Club Arena yang akan membuat Anda menari selama berjam-jam. Conde, di Zona Kolonial Santo Domingo, adalah tempat di mana Anda mungkin bertemu dengan individu-individu aneh, meskipun budaya kejantanan tradisional tetap kuat. Jangan lewatkan acara Draguéalo, yang merayakan gaya tarik, mode, ekspresi diri, dan keberagaman di seluruh negeri. Parade kebanggaan diadakan setiap tahun di Santo Domingo pada bulan Juli.</p>
<h2>Resor Ramah LGBTQ</h2>
<p class="gt-block gt-block"><br>Republik Dominika menawarkan berbagai hotel ramah LGBTQ. Di Punta Cana, Anda akan menemukan berbagai resor, beberapa di antaranya khusus ramah gay. Resor lengkap ini melayani wisatawan Amerika Utara yang mencari liburan santai dengan fasilitas inklusif. Banyak dari resor ini juga mengadakan pesta di tepi kolam renang dan acara khusus untuk membuat masa menginap Anda tak terlupakan.</p>

Adegan LGBTQ

<p>Bagi wisatawan LGBTQ, ada dua tempat utama di Republik Dominika yang menonjol:</p>
<h2>Santo Domingo</h2>
<p>Santo Domingo, ibu kotanya, adalah salah satu kota tertua di Karibia. Penjelajahan Zona Kolonial yang bersejarah dengan bangunan-bangunan yang dibangun pada tahun 1500-an, termasuk katedral pertama yang dibangun di "Dunia Baru". Kunjungi Alcázar de Colón dan museum, yang merupakan anggota keluarga Christopher Columbus. Santo Domingo juga menawarkan kehidupan malam yang semarak di kawasan kehidupan malam Conde.</p>
<h2>Punta Cana</h2>
<p>Punta Cana adalah surga resor dengan banyak hotel dan resor yang melayani wisatawan. Nikmati olahraga udara, snorkeling, berenang, dan menyelam scuba, atau sekadar bersantai di hotel resor dengan pesta tepi kolam renang dan acara khusus.</p>
<h2>Kehidupan malam dan Hiburan</h2>
<p>Santo Domingo menawarkan kehidupan malam yang semarak, terutama di sepanjang jalur kehidupan malam Conde di Zona Kolonial. Di Punta Cana, meskipun tidak terdapat kehidupan malam gay yang ramai, banyak resor hotel mengadakan pesta dan acara khusus. Bar dan klub Karibia Coco Bongo, yang terkenal dengan kehidupan malamnya di Cancun dan Playa del Carmen, terletak di dekat Punta Cana, menawarkan pesta malam.</p>

Harus Dikunjungi

<p>Meskipun Republik Dominika adalah tujuan wisata yang populer, penting untuk tetap berhati-hati, terutama di luar kawasan wisata utama. Meskipun sebagian besar hotel ramah LGBTQ, berhati-hatilah dalam berolahraga dan menggunakan area yang cukup terang saat bepergian dengan pasangan. Negara ini memang memiliki “polisi wisata” yang didedikasikan untuk melindungi orang asing, dan menawarkan layanan yang lebih responsif dibandingkan polisi nasional.</p>
<p>Republik Dominika adalah tujuan dinamis yang menyambut wisatawan LGBTQ. Rasakan keragaman, budaya, dan keindahan alam negara yang mempesona ini sambil menikmati hotspot ramah LGBTQ dan suasana yang hangat dan ramah.</p>

Tips Keamanan Perjalanan

On 25 September, Cuba held a referendum on the development of a new family code that includes provisions that would legalise same-sex marriage and same-sex adoption.  Article 30 and 31 allow for same-sex adoption and explicitly grant the right to couples using forms of assisted reproductive technology.  On 26 September, the President of the Cuban National Electoral Council confirmed that the referendum had passed with 66.87% of the vote. They also confirmed the result is valid and binding. The law will come into effect upon formal confirmation, expected 30 September.

The ability for same-sex couples to legally adopt a child.

No restrictions. No laws in place for same sex couples. Legalization pending.

The Age of Consent is currently legal in Cuba.

The difference between legal age of consent for homosexual sex and heterosexual sex.

Donating blood a is legal with no deferral after sex.

The ability for MSMs (men who have sex with men) to donate blood or tissue for organ transplants. A deferral period refers to a waiting time before a man can donate after having sex.

In Cuba, there are no laws restricting the discussion or promotion of LGBTQ+ topics. Law No.54 guarantees the constitutional right to freedom of association. It is worth nothing that in 2019, a pride parade was held in open defiance of the government's views referring to it as "subversive". 3 activists were arrested. HRW has noted concerns on freedom of expression in Cuba which could potentially affect LGBT rights activists.

Censorship or prohibition of discussing, promoting, or teaching LGBTQ+ topics in media, schools, and in the general public.

According to ILGA official data as of October 2023, the gender marker on identity documents can only be changed if the applicant has undergone gender affirmation surgery. The petitioner must submit their request for a change of gender marker before the Civil Section of the Local Court. Next, the request is submitted to the National Commission for Comprehensive Attention to Trans People, together with the medical certification that the petitioner has undergone surgery. The following evidence must be accredited before the court: (1) the summary of the clinical records, (2) the descriptive medical criteria of the surgery with emphasis on its irreversibility, (3) a document confirming the intervention signed by the CENESEX, and (4) photographic records from before and after the intervention. <br />
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Gender affirming surgery and hormonal treatment are provided and covered by the national health system since 2008 (Resolution No. 126).<br />
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Since 2022, transgender people can change their name through self-determination. Instruction #1 of 2022 of the Ministry of Justice repealed Instruction #1 of 2012 that made the name change for trans people subject to a change of sex, following genital adjustment surgery.

Legal recognition of sex reassignment by permitting a change of legal gender on an individual's birth certificate.

According to ilga.org. Conversion therapy ban pending.

Legal status of conducting sexual orientation changing therapy ("ex-gay" therapy)

Constitutional protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity have been instituted.

Prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity.

Prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity in employment, including hiring, promotion, termination, harassment, etc.

Gender-affirming care is legal and provided for since 2008 by the government per Ministry of Public Health Resolution No. 126.

Medical and psychological support designed to help individuals transition to the gender they identify with, including hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and surgeries.

Private, non-commercial sexual relations between same-sex consenting adults 16 and over have been legal in Cuba since 1979. Prior to 1979, a provision in the Social Defense code  labeled "homosexual practices" as a "social threat". This prior code did not technically criminalize homosexuality but left LGBT folks in a state of limbo as they were de-facto prosecuted and some even sent to labor camps in post-revolutionary Cuba.

Consensual sexual activity between individuals of the same sex.

The shaping of Cuban law is one of U.S and Spanish influence. Products of it's time as a colony and subsequent military intervention, the Civil Defense Code in 1936 ommitted previous provisions that criminalized homosexuality remanants from Cuba's colonized ruins. This did not mean LGBT Cubans did not face persecution though. Despite no laws that expressely criminalized private same-sex sexual relations, LGBT Cubans were still targeted, leaving the status of same-sex relations in a state of limbo until it's re-clarification in 1979.

Prior to the Spanish colonization of Cuba, no laws governed Cuban soil. History of indigenous Tainos may have shown some limited tolerance of "two-spirt" or gender diverse individuals akin to LGBT folks in modern day society, but these links are too thin to draw. The near non-existent archival of Taino culture does not help. In 1521, Cuba was incorporated into New Spain and with it governed from the Viceroyalty based in Mexico City. Cuba was recognized as a province of the Spanish empire, which granted it the same rights as any other province in Peninsular Spain, bearing the brunt of colonial anti-sodomy laws in place at the time.

Prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity when applying for housing or discrimination by landlords / property owners.

Medical interventions performed on intersex infants to alter their genital appearance to conform to typical male or female standards, often without the informed consent of the child who is too young to participate in the decision-making process.

On 25 September, Cuba held a referendum on the development of a new family code that includes provisions that would legalise same-sex marriage and same-sex adoption.  On 26 September, the President of the Cuban National Electoral Council confirmed that the referendum had passed with 66.87% of the vote.  They also confirmed the result is valid and binding.  The law will come into effect upon formal confirmation, expected 30 September. 

Marriage and marriage recognition between two people of the same biological sex and/or gender identity.

The Cuban Constitution does not ban same sex marriage, but other statutory laws do prohibit it. Article 2 of the Family Code defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman - an amendment drafted in 2018 would have changed this but was rejected. Further consultation on changes to the Family Code are ongoing in 2022.

Prior to Spanish colonization, Pre-colonial Taino society may have had limited tolerance and recognition of gender diverse individuals who modern society would consider akin to LGBT folk. Despite this, the literature on these pre-Columbian societies is non-existent. If any recognition of gender-diverse marriage existed, it may have been through spouses in polygynous households.<br />


Since 2016, serving openly in the military has been legalized. 

The ability for homosexuals to serve in the military and be open about their sexuality.

Legal recognition of non-binary, genderqueer, or third gender identities.

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