What militaries allow homosexuals to serve openly in the military?

Question

What countries allow homosexuals to serve openly in their Armed Forces?

Answer 1

Most western European countries, Israel, Australia, South Korea,and Russia (during wartime) I know there are twenty-five countries that now allow this.

Amnesty International's Project Outfront is working on this and other issues re guarding gays.
http://www.amnestyusa.org in the US
http://www.amnestyusa.org/outfront Gay and Sexual minorities’ issues
http://www.amnesty.org/contacts/engindex for an Amnesty International in your country

Answer 2

Hi, the British armed forces allowed this 2 years ago

Answer 3

I believe a good bit of Europe does (with the exclusion of many Eastern European countries.). I know the Netherlands does. They also allow same-sex marriage. The Netherlands is like the one LGBT accepting country in the world.

Answer 4

One subject I see actual now if gays are openly allowed to serve is the subject of gay Marriages. there are in trouble-free terms some states actual now the place gay Marriages are criminal. If one in each of them comes to a decision to enlist will the protection tension understand their marriage? might they only be allowed to be stationed in states the place gay Marriages are acknowledged? If the protection tension enables gays openly serve and acknowledges gay Marriages, does that advise that the federal government now acknowledges gay Marriages? Off subject count, yet whilst gays can openly serve what approximately transgenders?

Answer 5

UK, France, Estonia and Lithuania, The Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Demark, Spain, Germany, South Africa, the Czech Republic, Israel, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Austria....pretty much everyone but the USA

Answer 6

British. I don't know about any others, but most of Europe probably does, and probably Canada too. The US military is homophobic.

Answer 7

USA..United States of ****

Answer 8

I don't get it