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LGBT rights in the Northern Territory
Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in the Australian territory known as the Northern Territory have only some of the same rights as heterosexual people.
==Laws regarding homosexuality==
The Northern Territory became self-governing in 1978 and the unicameral territory Parliament, headed by the conservative Country Liberal Party Government, passed and had immediately assented the territory ''Criminal Code Act'' in October 1983.〔(NT Criminal Code key details )〕 This code legalised some homosexual sex acts between consenting adult males in private, though imposed a consent age of 18 for such acts, as opposed to an age of 16 for heterosexual sex acts.〔(Gay law reform in Australian States and Territories: Northern Territory pp. 48-49 )〕 The code furthermore banned homosexual anal sex and similar acts which were done "in public", defined as occurring within the presence of only one or more observer. Age of consent equalisation laws were achieved via the ''Law Reform (Gender, Sexuality and De Facto Relationships) Act 2003'', which went into effect in March 2004.〔(Gay law reform in Australian States and Territories: Northern Territory pp. 48-49 )〕
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