Homosexuality in Kurona

Homosexuality in Kurona has been one wrapped in controversy from Kuronans and the international community. Because of Kurona's strict conservative nature the subject has always been taboo.

History of Homosexuality in Kurona

In Kurona's early days Homosexuality wasn't techinically illegal nor legal. It wasn't on the books because it was such a rare practice. The conservative values of Kurona in a way made a defacto law.

However when the Homosexual and counterculture movements began to take place the issue became to light. The Cabinate comprised of an all Traditional Orthodox Catholic and Roman Catholic offically outlawed Homosexuality in Kurona. This came as a crushing blow to small homosexual communties around Kurona. Breaking this law could mean death or ejection and exile from the country. Many turned bisexual and married an person of opposite gender. Some left the country only to come back under a new gender. However thoes that came in under a new gender were exiled and put onto prison ships. Younger people (Bellow 18) were sent rehabilitation clinics to be deprogrammed and cleansed of their evil.

During in the reign of Prince Mako Mikanu the debate regarding homosexuality arose again. Now the Cabinate was mixed of both Conservative Christians, Liberal Catholics, as well as Conservative and Liberal Shintos. A petion with over 35,000 signatures came to the Cabinate calling for legalalization of homosexuality and transexuality. Prince Mikanu offically started a debate on the subject however fillebusting, constant revision of bills, and seemingly endless debate Mikanu came with a compromise, to split the jurisdiction of legallity regarding the homosexual question. The infamous line set a 65 degrees Longitude divided the legallity of homosexuality. The line became famously known as the Mikanu-Dixion Line.