London / May 14, 19 / Turan: Azerbaijan, Turkey and Armenia are among the countries of Europe where the rights of the LGBT community are extremely limited. This is evidenced by the rating of the International Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex (ILGA-Europe).
The situation was estimated on a 100-point scale. Azerbaijan was awarded only three points. Turkey and Armenia received 5 and 7 points respectively.
The best situation is with ensuring the rights of LGBT people in Malta, Luxembourg and Finland. In France and the UK, figures are similar to Finland.
At the same time, on the whole, the indices of Great Britain, France and Germany have deteriorated in comparison with the previous year. -16D-
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