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Badminton star Kirsty Gilmour urges greater acceptance of LGBTQ rights in Asia

South China Morning Post - Sport ·
Badminton star Kirsty Gilmour urges greater acceptance of LGBTQ rights in Asia

Scotland’s European badminton champion Kirsty Gilmour, who came out as gay in 2021, said she hopes to see greater acceptance of LGBTQ people in Asia.

The 32-year-old urged broader progress across a region where the community largely continues to face discrimination and stigma.

“I would really love to see that actually,” Gilmour, who has advocated for inclusivity in sport, said in the Indian capital New Delhi when asked about the issue.

She was speaking on Saturday after a training session at the...

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