LGBT差別禁止法があるのはG7でカナダだけ

Original review summary

The review says the claim is misleading: G7 countries have laws prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, including laws that address those grounds within broader anti-discrimination frameworks. It notes that Canada explicitly lists both grounds in its Human Rights Act, while the UK, France and Germany also address them in their laws; Italy has such protections at the local level. The review distinguishes these broader protections from laws devoted specifically to LGBT discrimination.[S1]