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PHOTOS: More Countries, Same Pride

Kisses in Colombia, Pride in India, and a beauty pageant in Venezuela -- LGBT consciousness grows around the globe.

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A couple demonstrates during a protest by the LGBT community demanding rights -- including marriage-- at Bolivar Square in Bogota, Colombia on Tuesday.

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Bolivar Square in Bogota.

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Couples kiss during a protest at the Bolivar Square in Bogota, Columbia.

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A couple kisses during a protest in Bolivar Square.

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The fifth annual Delhi Queer Pride parade in New Delhi on Sunday brought out many who marched in solidarity and in celebration of their diversity, while demanding equal legal, social and medical rights.

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The fifth annual Delhi Queer Pride parade in New Delhi.

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Delhi Queer Pride parade in New Delhi.

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Contestants have make up applied before taking part in Miss Venezuela Gay pageant in Caracas on November 21.

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Contestants prepare before taking part in Miss Venezuela Gay.

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It's not all glamor as contestants prepare before taking part in Miss Venezuela Gay.

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A contestant, Daniel (right), celebrates after being declared winner of the Miss Venezuela Gay pageant, in Caracas.

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A man comforts another one who is wrapped in a security blanket near the scene where one person was killed and dozens injured after a car is believed to have hit the crowd on the outskirts of the Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade in Berlin, on July 25, 2026.

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