The U.S. State Department said it is aware of an increased risk of foreign terrorist-inspired violence against LGBTQ2 people and events around the world.
The U.S. State Department on Friday issued a worldwide security alert for travellers abroad, saying it is aware of an increased risk of “foreign terrorist organization-inspired violence” against
Canada had not issued a similar global travel warning as of Friday. A section of Travel Canada’s website that was last updated Thursday contains advice for LGBTQ2 travellers, who the government warns could face “certain barriers and risks” while travelling outside Canada, particularly in countries with anti-LGBTQ2 laws.warning people to check state and local laws surrounding the LGBTQ2 community before visiting, amid a wave of legislation targeting drag shows and gender-affirming health care.
“We’ve come a long way, but we have work to do – to make Canada a safer, more inclusive place,” he said.‘We’re rich’: Couple now millionaires after playing same lotto numbers for 38 years “We’ve come a long way, but we have work to do – to make Canada a safer, more inclusive place,” he said.Canada had not issued a similar global travel warning as of Friday. A section of Travel Canada’s website that was last updated Thursday contains advice for LGBTQ2 travellers, who the government warns could face “certain barriers and risks” while travelling outside Canada, particularly in countries with anti-LGBTQ2 laws.
Canada had not issued a similar global travel warning as of Friday. A section of Travel Canada’s website that was last updated Thursday contains advice for LGBTQ2 travellers, who the government warns could face “certain barriers and risks” while travelling outside Canada, particularly in countries with anti-LGBTQ2 laws.warning people to check state and local laws surrounding the LGBTQ2 community before visiting, amid a wave of legislation targeting drag shows and gender-affirming health care.
Canada had not issued a similar global travel warning as of Friday. A section of Travel Canada’s website that was last updated Thursday contains advice for LGBTQ2 travellers, who the government warns could face “certain barriers and risks” while travelling outside Canada, particularly in countries with anti-LGBTQ2 laws.warning people to check state and local laws surrounding the LGBTQ2 community before visiting, amid a wave of legislation targeting drag shows and gender-affirming health care.
Canada had not issued a similar global travel warning as of Friday. A section of Travel Canada’s website that was last updated Thursday contains advice for LGBTQ2 travellers, who the government warns could face “certain barriers and risks” while travelling outside Canada, particularly in countries with anti-LGBTQ2 laws.warning people to check state and local laws surrounding the LGBTQ2 community before visiting, amid a wave of legislation targeting drag shows and gender-affirming health care.
Canada had not issued a similar global travel warning as of Friday. A section of Travel Canada’s website that was last updated Thursday contains advice for LGBTQ2 travellers, who the government warns could face “certain barriers and risks” while travelling outside Canada, particularly in countries with anti-LGBTQ2 laws.warning people to check state and local laws surrounding the LGBTQ2 community before visiting, amid a wave of legislation targeting drag shows and gender-affirming health care.
“Due to the potential for terrorist attacks, demonstrations, or violent actions against U.S. citizens and interests, the Department of State advises U.S. citizens overseas to exercise increased caution,” the State Department said in a statement.
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