In India, criminal prosecution for homosexuality was canceled
On September 6, the Supreme Court of India issued a decision to decriminalize same -sex ties, BBC News reports . “The criminalization of unnatural sexual relations is unreasonable, arbitrary and clearly unconstitutional,” said the chairman of the Supreme Court of India, Dipak Misra. In 2013, the Supreme Court decided to cancel the court decision of Delhi to withdraw a ban on homosexual contacts. Single -sex connections entailed prison punishment up to ten years, as well as a fine.