I don’t think that’s a hugely surprising find. A couple of those south east Asia countries really rival the Middle East in how stuck in the Middle Ages they are with regard to women’s (let alone LGBTQ) rights.
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Agreed. Brunei in particular is really just a Middle Eastern country cosplaying as a SEA country.
#1 is Guyana, for anyone curious
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