China
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Score on the GALE Checklist
Item | Forbidden | Discouraged | No policy | Encouraged | Supported | No data | Comment |
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1. Full access to schools? | x | no comments | |||||
2. Freedom of self expression? | x | no comments | |||||
3. Protection against bullying? | x | no comments | |||||
4. No drop-out? | x | no comments | |||||
5. Equal performance? | x | no comments | |||||
6. Is there public information? | x | no comments | |||||
7. Attention in school resources? | x | no comments | |||||
8. Resources for LGBT students? | x | no comments | |||||
9. Support services open to LGBT? | x | no comments | |||||
10. Peer-learning opportunities? | x | no comments | |||||
11. Is staff supportive? | x | no comments | |||||
12. Is staff competent to teach? | x | no comments | |||||
13. Is staff competent to support? | x | no comments | |||||
14. Supportive school environment? | x | no comments | |||||
15. Employment protection for staff? | x | no comments |
The score is 27% forbidden (denying), 73% discouraged or no policy (ambiguous), 0% encouraged or supportive (supportive). We score this country therefore as ambiguous.
This report is based on one respondent, who based filled out the checklist in November 2013.
Relevant Conventions
Convention against Discrimination in Education | not signed | signed | ratified | succession | |
Convention on Technical and Vocational Education | not signed | signed | ratified | succession | |
International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights | not signed | signed | ratified | succession | 2001 |
Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women | not signed | signed | ratified | succession | 1980 |
Convention on the Rights of the Child | not signed | signed | ratified | succession | 1992 |
Links to interesting articles
- China multimedia sector bans portrayal of homosexuality (June 2017)
- Second China National LGBT Community Leader Conference (August 2013)
- GALE strategic workshop in China (May 2013)
- China Central Television states Homosexuality is not a disease (May 2013)
- China's first gay pageant gives glimpse of new acceptance (Guardian.do.uk, January 2009, article on changing attitudes towards homosexuality in China).
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