The US voted against banning the death penalty for gay people

Why did the US vote against banning the death penalty for gay people? The United Nations Human Rights Council has voted to condemn the imposition of the death penalty for homosexuality – but the US voted against. On Friday the United Nations body approved a motion opposing the use of the death penalty in an “arbitrarily or in a discriminatory manner”, including for homosexuality. It called for the

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国連の 同性愛反死刑決議に米国が（日本も）反対した理由

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投票結果をざっと見てみると、アジア・パシフィックの人権状況が世界最悪なんじゃ…。

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USAとBotswana, Burundi, Egypt, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, China, India, Iraq, Japan, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates”