And of the 128 recommendations that they did accept, none were for LGBTQI people.

So, I mean, it's not a good look to be rejecting well over half of the recommendations from the UN.

The Universal Periodic Review of PR is a very standardized procedure.

Every country has to go through it.

And so this is a very fair procedure that the UN does.

And the fact that they are rejecting so many It's probably not shocking because I haven't done a systematic study of how common it is to reject how many, but the fact that so many are made and so many were rejected and none of them had to do with those that were accepted with LGBTI+, using the language of the LGBTI core group in the UN, is pretty remarkable, especially from a wealthy society.

They can't use the excuses of being theocratic, autocratic, poor or uneducated they're a wealthy open democratic and educated society so this is a very um

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