British Court to Decide if Trinidad's Ban on Gay Relationships Should Stand

British Court to Decide if Trinidad's Ban on Gay Relationships Should Stand

Britain's top court began hearing a case on July 8 that could overturn Trinidad and Tobago's law making same-sex relationships illegal and punishable by five years in prison. A man won at trial in 2018 but lost his appeal in 2025. How the judges rule will affect whether similar laws survive across the Caribbean. A decision is expected within six months.

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