Chile: anti-discrimination law signed after killing of gay man

Posted on July 12, 2012 • Filed under: Chile, Crime, Social Issues

Chile’s president signed an anti-discrimination law Thursday following the killing of a gay man beaten by attackers who carved swastikas into his body. The law was approved in May after being stuck in Congress for seven years. President Sebastian Pinera had urged lawmakers to speed its approval after the slaying of Daniel Zamudio in March set off a national debate about hate crimes in Chile. Read Article

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