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The party also called for the discrimination to be brought to an end.
MP Elisha McCallion was speaking in advance of the public discussion on Thursday, 02 November about 'LGBT+ Rights in the north of Ireland'.
She said: "The ongoing denial of basic civil and human rights in the north of Ireland, available to LGBTQ citizens everywhere else on these islands, is shameful and deserves international attention.
"I am facilitating a public discussion in London including representatives of Stonewall, Green Party of England and Wales, Love Equality, London Irish LGBT Network, and Sinn Féin Senator Fintan Warfield to determine the best way forward to confront discrimination and secure LGBTQ rights.
"This collection of voices and experience will make for an informed and relevant discussion on the future of LGBTQ rights in the north of Ireland.
"No one should be made a second-class citizen because of who they are or who they love."
(CD/LM)
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SF Committed To Opposing Discrimination Against LGBTQ Community In NI
Sinn Fein has said it is committed to opposing discrimination against the LGBTQ community in Northern Ireland.The party also called for the discrimination to be brought to an end.
MP Elisha McCallion was speaking in advance of the public discussion on Thursday, 02 November about 'LGBT+ Rights in the north of Ireland'.
She said: "The ongoing denial of basic civil and human rights in the north of Ireland, available to LGBTQ citizens everywhere else on these islands, is shameful and deserves international attention.
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"I am facilitating a public discussion in London including representatives of Stonewall, Green Party of England and Wales, Love Equality, London Irish LGBT Network, and Sinn Féin Senator Fintan Warfield to determine the best way forward to confront discrimination and secure LGBTQ rights.
"This collection of voices and experience will make for an informed and relevant discussion on the future of LGBTQ rights in the north of Ireland.
"No one should be made a second-class citizen because of who they are or who they love."
(CD/LM)
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