India's First Openly Gay Indian Prince Fights To Ban Conversion Therapy

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India's first openly-gay prince has vowed to fight conversion therapy. After surviving the horrors of conversion therapy, Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil said he would work on making conversion therapy illegal in India. Gohil announced through a local newspaper that he is gay in 2006. Speaking recently to Insider, Gohil recounted the events that led to and followed his coming out more than a decade ago. His effigies were burnt, and protests erupted. "People took to the streets and shouted slogans saying that I brought shame and humiliation to the royal family and the culture of India," he said. His parents disowned him and went so far as to publish newspaper advertisements announcing that his status as heir was revoked due to "activities unsuitable to society." Today, Gohil leads the fight for India's liberation against conversion therapy. He is also leading the battle against "decades of regressive mentality, ignorance, and judgment." After homosexuality was decriminalized in India in 2018, Gohil opened his 15-acre palace grounds and created a center that offers assistance and refuge to members of the LGBTQ community.

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India's First Openly Gay Indian Prince Fights to Ban Conversion Therapy

Location: India