India's LGBT community fights for more visibility

India's Supreme Court recently ruled that same-sex couples are entitled to the same social benefits as traditional families. The breakthrough comes four years after the country decriminalised homosexuality. Yet members of the LGBT community often live in the shadows, rejected by their family or society at large. Activists are helping them become more visible, especially in the workplace. FRANCE 24's Alban Alvarez, Maëlys Sourt, Nejma Bentrad and Suyash Shrivastava report.

Sep 6, 2022 - 17:28
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India's LGBT community fights for more visibility
India's Supreme Court recently ruled that same-sex couples are entitled to the same social benefits as traditional families. The breakthrough comes four years after the country decriminalised homosexuality. Yet members of the LGBT community often live in the shadows, rejected by their family or society at large. Activists are helping them become more visible, especially in the workplace. FRANCE 24's Alban Alvarez, Maëlys Sourt, Nejma Bentrad and Suyash Shrivastava report.
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