Which countries celebrate Pride Month?

There was a time when Pride Month was only being celebrated in the United States, but the time came when it also started to become recognized in various parts of the world. There are now pride parades that are occurring in various parts of the world.

Aside from the US, you can also expect that this month will also be celebrated in Austria, Spain, the Netherlands, Mexico, Sweden, Israel, Ireland, the Philippines, and so much more. Take note that even if Pride Month is being celebrated in these countries, there are still some places in those countries wherein the LGBTQ community may not exactly be esteemed. It is best to research details about this ahead of time.

There was a time when Pride Month was only being celebrated in the United States but the time came when it also started to become recognized in various parts of the world. There are now pride parades that are occurring in various parts of the world.

Aside from the US, you can also expect that this month will also be celebrated in Austria, Spain, the Netherlands, Mexico, Sweden, Israel, Ireland, the Philippines, and so much more.

Take note that even if Pride Month is being celebrated in these countries, there are still some places in those countries wherein the LGBTQ community may not exactly be esteemed. It is best to research details about this ahead of time.

Many countries celebrate the pride month around the globe. However, some countries do not accept lesbianism, gay, transgender, or bisexuality in their community. Some countries support and celebrated the Pride day in Africa.

These countries include:
Mauritius, South Africa, Uganda, Swaziland, and others. Some countries in Asia also celebrate the LGBT Pride month; these are East Timor, Hong Kong, India, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Nepal, Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam. Countries in Europe that celebrate the LGBT pride month include Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Greenland, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, and United Kingdom. Countries that celebrate pride month North America include Barbados, Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Countries in Oceania includes Australia and New Zealand. Countries in South America include Argentina and Guyana.

During the month of June, there are countries around the world that use this month to celebrate the LGBTQ community. This month is formally known as Pride month, named after the community being proud of who they are and not allowing others to shame them.

The United States began celebrating the month in 1999 when Bill Clinton formally acknowledged June as Pride Month. Another country that celebrates pride in Africa. One of the most known celebrations there happens in Mauritius, where every June, they have a Rainbow Parade Mauritius. Along with that, there are celebrations in Asia, where they have marches.