Australian Embassy Defies Iran’s Anti-LGBTQIA+ Laws, Celebrates Inclusion

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09/02/2024

In a bold move, the Australian embassy in Tehran has celebrated “Wear it Purple Day”, a stark contrast to Iran’s strict anti-LGBTQIA+ laws where homosexuality is punishable by death. The embassy shared a vibrant post on Instagram, showcasing Ambassador Ian McConville and staff adorned in purple, enjoying cupcakes, and championing diversity and inclusion. “Today, and every day, we’re dedicated to creating a supportive environment, where everyone, especially LGBTQIA+ youth, can feel proud to be themselves,” the post stated.

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