This blog originally appeared at Pink News.
Canada has updated its travel advisory for the United States, warning its LGBTQ+ residents that they may be affected by some state laws if they travel across the border.
Global Affairs Canada (GAC) has updated its travel advisory to include a warning for LGBTQ+ visitors to the United States. The advisory now advises LGBTQ+ travelers to check state and local laws before planning their trips, as some states in the US have enacted laws and policies that may affect LGBTQ+ individuals. This update is part of the ‘Laws and Culture’ section of the Canadian travel advisory, which aims to inform citizens about potential risks and legal considerations when traveling to other countries.
Global Affairs Canada (GAC) has updated its travel advisory to include a warning for LGBTQ+ travelers to the United States. While the advisory doesn’t specify particular laws or states, it highlights that certain US states have passed laws restricting access to gender-affirming care, banning drag shows, and limiting transgender community participation in sports. GAC advises LGBTQ+ travelers to be aware of local laws and customs governing sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, and sex characteristics when traveling abroad. The update is meant to help travelers make informed decisions about their destinations, given the potential differences in legal frameworks and social customs. Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland emphasized that these travel advisories are professionally prepared to address specific risks to Canadians while abroad.
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