Monaco
Categories Score
The full bar chart stands for 100%, and is filled by the country category score. The colour display uses the traffic light palette, with Green representing a score closer to 100% and Red a score closer to 0%.
ASYLUM
This category looks into laws that expressly include SOGISC as a qualification criteria for seeking asylum. We also take into account other legislation, policies, instruction or positive measures by state actors that are related to asylum addressing the needs and rights of LGBTI asylum seekers and refugees.
Criteria Compliance Ratio
Each pie charts stands for a category and is divided in slices by criteria. When a country complies with a criteria – fully or in some regions – the slice is coloured.
Keep in mind the criteria have different weighting factor within a category; for example, the criteria Prohibition of medical intervention without informed consent (intersex) stands for half (2.5%) of the INTERSEX BODILY INTEGRITY category weighting factor (5%). Meaning that even if a country can only comply with this specific criteria within the category (1/4 total criteria) the category scores 50%.
More information on the categories and criteria weighting factors here.
Category & Criteria Table
The table lists detailed information and insights on legislation supporting each criterion status. Please use the filters for in-depth analysis.
n/a = not applicable, meaning the criteria didn’t exist in the previous Rainbow Map edition (PROGRESSION column)
- Complies
- Applicable in some regions only
- Does not Comply
RECOMMENDATIONS
In the absence of specific recommendations from country experts based in Monaco, ILGA-Europe encourage national authorities to take proactive steps to engage with LGBTI activists to improve the legal and policy situation for LGBTI people.
Annual Review of Monaco
In our Annual Review of the Human Rights Situation of LGBTI People in Europe and Central Asia, we examine the advances made and provide concrete examples of on-the-ground situations at national level country-by-country in the 12 months from January to December 2024.
Read our Annual Review of Monaco below for more details and stories behind the Rainbow Map. You can also download the Annual Review chapter (.pdf) covering Monaco.
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In May, France’s Sports Minister demanded “the toughest sanctions” against the footballer Mohamed Camara and his club. The request came after the Monaco player covered an LGBTI support badge on his jersey with white tape on IDAHOBIT. The player was handed a four-match suspension for his actions and refusal to take part in awareness-raising activities proposed by the disciplinary committee.
In June, Monaco Pride celebrated its third edition, with over 150 attendees including Camille Gottlieb, daughter of Princess Stephanie.
The full Annual Review for 2025 is available here.