History of Sexuality and Gender legislation in Empherias

Introduction.

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Before official law
Background

Rights

The Blue Law
Background

Motion to the House / Government

Passing of law

Law details

Sexualities Act 2402
Background

Motion to the House / Government

Passing of law

Law details

Constitution of the High Kingdoms
Background

Rights

Expanded Sexuality Protection Act 2497
Lady Melanie Monroe, MEP for the People's Socialist Party, had campaigned for more legislation to be put in place for sexuality and gender protections within Empherias during her tenure as Deputy Prime Minister in the late 2460s. By the 2490s, rising immigration rates to Empherias and a campaign by Bokanist fundamental groups and right-wing fearmongers, Monroe appealed to the Prime Minister Lucy King over tackling these issues. In response, Monroe was made the Minister of Equality in a cabinet reshuffle on 3 November 2496 from her previous position as a Chief Adviser. She, alongside the Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister Georgia White, spent the next three months on and off drawing up legislation. This was put forward to the House of Parliament on 15 February 2497. It had passed all readings and votes in parliament, and was put into law on 1 June 2497.

Motion to the House / Government

Passing of law

Law details

Expanded Sexuality Protection Act 2499
Background

Motion to the House / Government

Passing of law

Law details