Trinidad and Tobago court strikes down anti-homosexuality laws after 11-year challenge

Trinidad and Tobago's highest court has overturned colonial-era anti-homosexuality laws, ending an 11-year legal battle by Jason Jones. The ruling marks a significant legal and social shift in the Caribbean, though enforcement and societal attitudes may lag. The decision could influence similar challenges in other Commonwealth Caribbean states.

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