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CROATIA

Male to Male relationships: Legal
Punishments for male to male relationships: No law
Female to Female Relationships: Legal
Age of consent: Equal for heterosexuals and homosexuals
Marriage and Substitutes for Marriage: Inferior substitute but nationally recognized

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Are you LGBTI? We want to hear from you! Help us inform other users of the site with your views on this country. Below is a random question about this country. If it is relevant to you please answer it.

How common are trainings on diversity that include sexual orientation and gender identity in the schools of CROATIA?

The majority of people visiting this site have said We don’t have trainings

We don’t have trainings (100%) Training occur infrequently, and don’t include sexual orientation or gender identity (0 %) Training occur, but don’t necessarily include sexual orientation or gender identity (0 %) Trainings always include sexual orientation or gender identity (0 %)

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Readers Experiences

This is what people are saying about life for LGBTI people in CROATIA...
Karlo (user currently living in CROATIA) posted for gay readers on 20/01/2010 tagged with lgbt families, hiv/aids , lgbt families +5
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I am HIV positive person and I live in Zagreb. My family registered doctor does not know about my HIV status, that is why there is special institution that take care of HIV positive persons. Health care is good, the doctor for HIV treatments is really good. If I have other problems, I dont go to my family doctor but to him, so this protect me from many misunderstandings with other clinics and doctors.

The problem is, that I should start to take a pills. Doctor told me that we still do not have that kind of pills (that treat HIV and Hepatitis B) that would be good for me. Probably Croatia bought only cheap one, that are not so perfect for me. I hope I will be able to move to Germany soon to have complete and the best medical care as possible. Thank you.
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Karlo (user currently living in CROATIA) posted for gay readers on 20/01/2010 tagged with lgbt families, hiv/aids , lgbt families +5
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I am HIV positive person and I live in Zagreb. My family registered doctor does not know about my HIV status, that is why there is special institution that take care of HIV positive persons. Health care is good, the doctor for HIV treatments is really good. If I have other problems, I dont go to my family doctor but to him, so this protect me from many misunderstandings with other clinics and doctors.

The problem is, that I should start to take a pills. Doctor told me that we still do not have that kind of pills (that treat HIV and Hepatitis B) that would be good for me. Probably Croatia bought only cheap one, that are not so perfect for me. I hope I will be able to move to Germany soon to have complete and the best medical care as possible. Thank you.
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