I believe that the Constitution should use clear wording against discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or sexual identity. I believe we must take advantage of this unique opportunity and prevent misinterpretations from happening in the future.

This is necessary because "unclear or vague" wording in the Constitution leaves a void which could be exploited to try and cease people's rights and freedoms.

All of us are aware of the unfair treatment LGBT people receive in many countries in the world, to say the least, in some of them people accused of homosexuality are flogged or killed publicly.

I agree, there should be no special treatments or rights to anyone, but if you check the current version, you'll notice some ambiguous sentences in important parts concerning family, equality and fundamental rights. These ambiguities need to be corrected and there must be a clear statement against any kind of discrimination. Notice that these corrections don't harm or diminish any right or freedom of heterosexual people, nor grant any kind of special treatment to LGBTs, they only secure fair treatment and equality.

I wrote some comments and suggestions about these parts in a separate document. Here you are the link:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0fTmPWqvX53eEV6MkhSdUxGSEk

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