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LGBTQ cruise denied entry to Egypt after being barred from Turkey

An LGBTQ cruise ship has been denied port entry by both Turkey and Egypt citing moral values.

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The brief

An LGBTQ cruise vessel was refused entry into Egypt shortly after being denied access to Turkey. The ship’s organizers confirmed the developments following the consecutive rejections from both nations.

Coverage from Bloomberg, CBC, The Washington Post, and USA Today highlights that officials in both countries cited moral values as the basis for the entry blocks. Reports confirm that the cruise has been barred from docking at scheduled locations in both territories.

It remains unclear what the current status or revised route of the cruise ship is at this time. Coverage does not yet specify the next planned port of call or the impact of these denials on passengers.

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Why was the cruise ship denied entry?

According to reports, authorities in Turkey and Egypt cited moral values for blocking the vessel.

Which countries have blocked the ship?

Turkey and Egypt have both denied entry to the cruise.

Who confirmed the incidents?

Organizers of the cruise confirmed the entry blocks, as noted in coverage from The Washington Post.

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