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Discrimination against LGBTQ people in Brazil still occurs despite all the country's advances in the legal protection of LGBTQ people. Brazil is one of the few countries in the world where homophobia and transphobia are considered crimes not subject to a statute of limitations or bail, equated to racism, and punishable by imprisonment since 2019. However, statistics from independent groups, such as Grupo Gay da Bahia (GGB), suggests that the country had the highest number of reported cases of homophobia and transphobia in multiple years, alongside Mexico and the United States. Nevertheless, these figures are subject to constant methodological criticism, partly because very few countries worldwide record crimes motivated by homophobia or transphobia.
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