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Revision as of 09:47, December 7, 2008
In regards to homosexuality and English speaking countries there is a diversity of public opinion and laws in respect to various English speaking countries and within various English speaking countries.
Below is a listing of articles in regards to the public opinions and laws in various English speaking geographical areas in respect to homosexuality:
- Homosexuality and the United States
- Homosexuality and Canada
- Homosexuality and the United Kingdom
- Homosexuality and Australia
- Homosexuality and Scotland
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