Canada has revised its global travel advisory to warn LGBTQ+ people that they may face discrimination when traveling to certain locations in the United States.
The measure came after at least 18 U.S. states passed laws restricting or banning activities important to the community, such as providing children with gender-affirming medical care and educating them about sexual orientation.
Canada’s U.S. warning does not list which states or which of their laws or customs are of concern, unlike similar warnings for a number of other nations, such as Tanzania or Egypt. It simply advises travelers to check local regulations in their destination before departure.
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