Grenada
Consensual relations between men are criminalized under Grenada's Criminal Code (Section 431, "unnatural crime"), with a maximum penalty of 10 years' imprisonment. There is no legal recognition of same-sex unions. The colonial-era law remains in force despite not being enforced in practice. We recommend consulting official sources before planning any travel.
Legal framework · Grenada
LGBT
identity
Criminalized · max penalty 10 years
Grenada Criminal Code, Section 431 · "unnatural crime" defined as anal intercourse · colonial law not enforced in practice
Partnership
recognition
Not recognized
No same-sex marriage or civil union
Official sources
check before traveling to Grenada
Foreign affairs ministries publish updated travel advisories. For destinations with restrictive legal frameworks we recommend consulting several official sources before planning.