‘Homophobic’ Italian officials stripped man of driving licence ‘because he was gay’
Italy’s Supreme Court has condemned the “utterly homophobic” authorities who suspended a man’s driving licence because he was gay.
Danilo Giuffrida, 33, told doctors that he was homosexual during a medical exam ahead of military service back in 2001. The hospital in Catania, Sicily, then informed the driving licence authority, which decided he did not possess the “required psychological profile” to drive a car.
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