The global campaign that prepares the Trump government for the decriminalization of homosexuality

The United States Ambbadador to Germany Richard Grenell, who heads a Donald Trump government plan end the criminalization of homobaduality in dozens of countries where it is still illegal to be gay.

This has been advanced by Trump administration officials to the chain NBC News, who said: "It is worrying that in the twenty-first century, 70 countries continue to have laws that criminalize the behavior or status of LGBTI people."

The officers advanced to NBCNews that the strategy could combine efforts with international organizations like the United Nations and the European Union.

They also explained that the US embbady had made efforts to bring European activists together at a dinner party. the LGBTTTI community (Lesbian, gay, bibadual, transgender, transbadual, transbadual, interbadual) to establish the strategic plan with which they seek to abolish the criminalization of homobaduality in the countries of the Middle East, Africa and the Caribbean.

The campaign focuses on the aspect of criminalization and not on equal marriage rights. It was thought, among other factors, as a response to the execution of a gay man in Iran because of his homobaduality.

Richard Grenell He occupies the highest position, in the Trump administration, of someone who has openly acknowledged his homobaduality and who will be in charge of the project. He criticized Iran and pressured the European nations to abandon the agreements and impose sanctions.

Grenell recently told the German newspaper Bild that the execution of the gay man was "an awakening for anyone who defends the fundamental rights of man. This is not the first time that the Iranian regime has killed a homobadual under charges of prostitution, kidnapping and even pedophilia ".

"Public executions are all too common in a country where homobadual relations Consensuals are criminalized and punished by flogging and death, "he told German media.

The Trump administration plan could expose American allies in this area, as United Arab Emirates, Pakistan and Afghanistanbecause their laws also condemn homobaduality, but not with death.

However, NBCNews detailed that this plan against laws that do not support badual diversity occurs at a time when the Trump government is working to strengthen its ties with several countries to unite against Iran, "a strategy that fits with the planned launch of the administration of an ambitious plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace".