evidence: Discrimination: The constitution declared all persons equal under the law and prohibited discrimination by state and nonstate actors based on gender, marital status, or political opinion. The law did not prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender expression, or sex characteristics and did not recognize LGBTQI+ individuals, couples, or their families. [...] LGBTQI+ advocates pointed to structural problems, such as gender-identity document requirements and general societal discrimination, that created internal displacement, discrimination, sexual exploitation, and child abuse among members of the LGBTQI+ community. [...] Restrictions of Freedom of Expression, Association, or Peaceful Assembly: There were no laws or restrictions on freedom of expression, association, or peaceful assembly regarding LGBTQI+ matters.