The proposed anti-gay law in Uzbekistan represents a stark reminder of a growing trend targeting LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. Alisher Qodirov, leader of Uzbekistan’s ruling National Revival Party, announced plans to introduce legislation banning LGBTQ+ propaganda. His statements came alongside praise for U.S. initiatives cutting support for schools promoting "transgender ideology." The announcement adds another layer to the country's existing anti-LGBTQ+ framework, where male homosexuality is already criminalized with up to three years in prison. Broader Context of LGBTQ+...